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One might think that after 25 years in the pharmaceutical industry at Teva Canada, Alpa Jani has earned the right to rest on a few of her laurels. But from the beginning, she has abided by a simple principle: never stop learning and developing. Here, she traces her journey from eager co-op student to expert strategist and leader in the regulatory field.

Stuart Lourie, who leads the sales and marketing of Teva’s innovative medicines and biosimilars, has been in the pharmaceutical business for 30 years—but he’s as energized as the day he began. What’s his secret? Here, he shares how a mixture of gratitude and curiosity allows him to find motivation around every corner.

In March 2011, Corrine Dias took a one-year contract position at Teva Canada, filling in a maternity-leave absence. Her career to this point had been entirely in the generic pharmaceutical industry, and she was well equipped for the role she took on: leading a clinical team that managed pharmacokinetic studies.

What’s the formula for success and satisfaction at work? Here’s a simple one: it takes two. That is, it takes both a driven employee as well as a nurturing workplace to conjure that special career magic. Erin Rose certainly has the first part of the equation covered.

As a PhD graduate and a new Canadian looking to find work to support his family in the mid-1990s, Mathi Mathivanan could never have dreamed of the successes that awaited him at Teva Canada (previously Novopharm).

We sat down to chat with Gina Cameron, Senior Manager, Sales National Oncology/Biosimilars & Regional Neurology, to talk about her 10-year tenure with Teva Canada.