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HABERMAN ASSOCIATES

Consulting for effective life science R&D and partnering

Haberman Associates is a Boston-based consulting firm, founded in 1993, that specializes in science and technology strategy for life science companies.

We assist your company to achieve its business goals in new product development and commercialization. Our focus is on effective R&D, business development, and partnering.

Clients have used our consulting services to help them:

  • discover and develop new drugs, diagnostics, and research products
  • improve their drug pipelines
  • identify and evaluate potential partners
  • develop new applications for their technologies
  • penetrate new markets

For additional information about how we can assist your company, please see "About Haberman Associates". Or use our site map to navigate our entire site.

For an initial discussion of your company's needs, or if you have any questions about our firm, please contact us.

Haberman Associates is a member of the Boston-based Biopharmaceutical Consortium and an Affiliate of the North Carolina-based consulting consortium Innovalyst. Working with our consortium partners, we can form project teams of senior consultants to handle both small and large consulting engagements, for companies of all sizes worldwide.


November 8, 2010: Dr. Haberman quoted in article on the Bristol-Myers Squibb acquisition of ZymoGenetics in Nature Biotechnology. See our News Page

November 4, 2010: RNAi Therapeutics: Second Generation Candidates Build Momentum published by Cambridge Healthtech Institute. See our News Page.

June 4, 2010: The Biopharmconsortium Blog has moved to our own site. See our News Page.

March 16, 2010: “Reducing Attrition In Silico” published in Bio-IT World. See our News Page.

March 5, 2010: Animal Models for Therapeutic Strategies published by Cambridge Healthtech Institute. See our News Page.

Our online articles:

"Overcoming Phase II Attrition Problem"
(Published in the August 2009 issue of Genetic Engineering News.)

"Strategies to Overcome Blood-Brain Barrier"
(Published in the February 1, 2009 issue of Genetic Engineering News.)

"Addressing Unmet Type 2 Diabetes Needs"
(Published in the January 1, 2008 issue of Genetic Engineering News.)

"Recent Clinical Developments in Type 2 Diabetes: Preventing Diabetes and Preventing Cardiovascular Events in Diabetics"
(Published in the October 19, 2006 issue of CHI's Pharma DD.)

"Safety Issues Hamper Dual PPAR Agonists: Is Partial Antagonism the Solution?"
(Published in the September 22, 2006 issue of CHI's Pharma DD.)

"Breaking the Obesity Barrier: Near-Term Prospects for Breakthrough Treatments"
(Published in the December 22, 2005 issue of CHI's PharmaWeek.)

"Strategies to Move Beyond Target Validation: Targets and Druggability for Small
and Large Molecule Drugs"

(Published in the December 1, 2005 issue of Genetic Engineering News.)

"Therapeutic Strategies in Animal Models: the Case of Alzheimer's Disease."
(Published in the September 15, 2004 issue of Genetic Engineering News.)