Biocon ranks No. 8 in ‘Global Top Employers’ by Science magazine

The company has been ranked 8th on the list this year for three key attributes: ‘innovative leader in the industry’, ‘is socially responsible’ and ‘has loyal employees’

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New Delhi: Leading biopharmaceuticals company, Biocon Limited has been named among the Top 10 employers in the global biotech, pharma and biopharma sector by the prestigious US – based Science magazine.
Biocon has been ranked 8th on the list this year for three key attributes: ‘innovative leader in the industry’, ‘is socially responsible’ and ‘has loyal employees.’
Employees across Biocon and Biocon Biologics participated in the Top Employers Survey conducted by Science magazine. This marks the tenth consecutive time that Biocon has been included in the journal’s prestigious annual global ranking. The company ranked ahead of pharma & biotech majors such as Vertex, Merck, Genentech, GSK, Abbott, Roche, Novartis, etc. this year.
Biocon Group prides itself on a meritocratic and value-driven culture, which is appreciated by its over 15,000- strong workforce.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Executive Chairperson, Biocon & Biocon Biologics said, “We are pleased to be recognized amongst the Top 20 Global Employers by the prestigious Science magazine for the 10th consecutive year. This year’s rank of No. 8 for Biocon Group reflects the passion of our people to make a lasting impact on global health. We have always focussed on creating a workplace culture that encourages ideation, collaboration and experimentation. This culture, which is fully aligned with the organization’s vision and values, enables our employees to achieve their full potential through innovative thinking and a sense of unwavering purpose. This global ranking is a recognition of the quality of our talent pool and their commitment towards serving patients through innovative science.”
The survey shows that top employers pursue a systematic approach to professional development and advancement, as well as recognize that to attract the best scientific talent, they need to create a space for creativity, exploration, and innovation.