by Manar | Aug 18, 2026 | Book Review
This summer, I have been spending a great deal of time on the road across the United States. Travel always gives me a little more room to read, think, and step outside the pace of daily business. One of the books I picked up along the way was Cory Doctorow’s The...
by Manar | May 27, 2026 | Thoughts
I find myself returning to this question often. I do not yet have a complete answer. Much of what shaped my professional judgment early in my career came from work that was repetitive, detailed, and largely invisible from the outside. Routine validation activities....
by Manar | Mar 19, 2026 | Thoughts
Will AI replace regulators, quality professionals, and clinical judgment? This question is sparking heated and fearful debate regarding the integration of AI into the Life Sciences industry. But, contrary to popular belief, the issues do not lie in the incorporation...
by Manar | Feb 25, 2026 | Thoughts
In pharmaceutical leadership, uncertainty is often described as an emotional climate, yet it profoundly reshapes the conditions under which decisions are made. What is less often acknowledged is how profoundly it reshapes the actual conditions under which decisions...
by Manar | Feb 16, 2026 | Book Review
There is a particular moment in leadership when experience stops being a guarantee of clarity. You have pattern recognition, context, and scar tissue, but you also begin to realize how often those very strengths can harden into assumptions. I have learned, sometimes...
