Developing rare disease and oncology drugs is intricate work in itself, but getting these drugs successfully to market has its own hurdles. Constantly shifting sands with payer policies, government legislation, FDA approvals, pharmacy benefit managers, and medication affordability all make…
Ask any manufacturer and they’ll tell you launching a product takes savvy business know-how in order to be successful. But getting a special product, like a rare disease drug, or a cutting-edge therapy, such as gene or cell therapy, off…
Can you remember what life was like a little over 20 years ago? Oddly, the year 2000 feels not that far away, yet weirdly distant. We had just hurdled Y2K (ha!), used MapQuest to get directions, and read actual newspapers.…
By Terri Henderson A stunning amethyst geode sits in DKP’s boardroom. In the sunlight you can see the rich depth of plums and lavenders and all the gleaming facets. You’ve probably seen a geode before, with its thick outer ring…
By Janet Vischak Affectionately known around here as DKP’s cultural gargoyle, you can say that I’m a bit protective of our people and the culture here. As you probably know, company culture gets a lot of chatter today in the…
By Kristin Hart Step into the DKP headquarters in Zionsville and you’ll be quickly greeted by our amazing humans (like Janet at the front desk). You’ll also likely receive a friendly greeting from a DKP pup or two. From proudly-displayed…
ZIONSVILLE, Ind., May 7, 2021 DK Pierce & Associates (DKP), a certified Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) and certified Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) announced today that it has been ranked #12 out of 59 small companies on the 2021 Best Places to Work in…
By Jennifer Smith If 2020-2021 has taught us anything, it’s this: life is fragile and fleeting. And it’s never been more important to focus on what really matters, and to celebrate the good of each and every day. As we…
By Bridget Metcalf Tulips and daffodils have popped up everywhere. March Madness has just wrapped up. More than 2 million Hoosiers have had their first COVID-19 vaccinations. Masks came off in Indiana on April 6. The first quarter of 2021…
His name was Theodore. Known and loved as Ted mostly, my father was one of my greatest heroes. I grew up in a small town near the Adirondacks, a place where big futures weren’t often dreamt up, especially by little…