Core Services
Non-dilutive Funding

LBG consultants have the insight, knowledge, and network to match your program with the appropriate government agency and/or opportunities, and employs a unique business model to help navigate the process.
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LBG consultants have years of experience across all functional product development disciplines for vaccines, therapeutics, cell and gene therapies, and medical devices and diagnostics; and can provide on-demand expertise and advice at strategic crossroads or as a full-fledged product development team.
Learn MoreStrategic Consulting

LBG consultants support pipeline and portfolio review and analysis, industry benchmarking, market research, asset opportunity and prioritization analysis, due diligence and financial modeling support among other things.
Learn MoreWe provide the depth of expertise necessary to advance your programs, by offering a range of life science services supporting vaccine, therapeutic, medical device and diagnostic product development.


Our Expertise
With proven expertise across a wide spectrum of life science products and sectors, LBG is equipped to deliver effective development and funding solutions for your specific needs. From vaccines to cell & gene therapies to diagnostics to animal health products, we have the depth of expertise to plug into your teams and provide the right guidance and support to help you reach your organizational objectives.
Product and sector expertise include:
- Cell & Gene Therapy
- Vaccine Development
- Therapeutic Products
- Non-Dilutive Funding
- Program Management
- Business Development
Resources
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View More NewsLBG’s Georgia Sloboda was recently recognized by The Corporate Magazine
Georgia Sloboda, Managing Director, CMC at LBG was recently recognized by The Corporate Magazine for her leadership expertise.
Read MoreDan Vest Discusses OCIs and the Impact of New Legislation in Newly Published Article
Written by LBG’s Dan Vest, “Avoiding Conflicts of Interest,” was recently published in Contract Management magazine. The article focuses on new legislation regarding Organizational Conflicts of Interest (OCIs), which was …
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