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Elanco

Elanco Animal Health is an animal health company that is engaged in developing, manufacturing, and marketing pharma products for companion and food animals. It spun off from Eli Lilly in 2018 and acquired Janssen Animal Health in 2011, Novartis Animal Health in 2014, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica in 2017, and Bayer Animal Health in 2020. The company's operations are conducted globally, and it sells its products in over 90 countries. It offers a range of food animal products used in cattle, sheep, goats, and swine production.www.elanco.com

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Nov 5, 2026

Paul MacDonaldGUEST
36:56
But there's no question that that's, am I going to go a branded or a generic? I'm probably going to start to shift to the generic.
Paul MacDonaldGUEST
37:02
And then I put on top of that their trio, some Perico, I think it is, is seeing a fair amount of competition from Elanco.
Paul MacDonaldGUEST
37:12
It imploded earlier this year.
Paul MacDonaldGUEST
37:14
Elanco was the spin out.
Paul MacDonaldGUEST
37:17
A number of years ago, I think that was Pfizer.
Paul MacDonaldGUEST
37:20
And so, but the, yeah, so seeing some competition there and Merck, ironically, though, is number three.
Vince WongHOST
26:29
It's hard to turn down.
Vince WongHOST
26:30
no i appreciate your call out on manufacturing and so you know we are very intentionally make making investments uh to make sure that uh that we call under uh the title catalyze indiana which is a cross company and and university initiative that brings Lilly and Elanco and Corteva and Notre Dame and IU and Purdue.
Vince WongHOST
26:48
And the vision there is that we want to establish Indiana as a place where the next generation platform technologies that enables the onshoring and reshoring of manufacturing to the United States so that that can happen.
Vince WongHOST
27:02
Because right now, a lot of that right now, as you know, has gone over to China.
Tim TaschnerGUEST
9:52
Well, Tylen was something that they implemented as well, and they've been using it for four years.
Tim TaschnerGUEST
9:56
This is not new, and frankly, it's developed by Elanco.
Tim TaschnerGUEST
10:00
It had been out for a very long time, and not only did they use it, they used it in conjunction with something called HatchPack.
Tim TaschnerGUEST
10:07
It was the first time they'd used those together.
Scott SorrellHOST
2:19
Looking forward to the conversation today.
Scott SorrellHOST
2:22
Uh, Kelly, uh, Dr. Kelly Mitchell, she's with Elanco Animal Health, and she was a moderator for a session today here at the Tri-State Nutrition Conference.
Scott SorrellHOST
2:30
Uh, Kelly, tell us a little bit about yourself.
Kelly MitchellGUEST
2:32
Thanks.
Kelly MitchellGUEST
2:54
With Dr. Jeff Ferkins.
Kelly MitchellGUEST
2:55
Um, I lived in Ohio for about seven years.
Kelly MitchellGUEST
2:58
When I finished my PhD in 2022, I started with Elanco, was still in Ohio, and then I was telling the guys before the podcast started that, you know, it's a black hole in California.
Kelly MitchellGUEST
3:08
There's a lot of cows in it.
Dani HoolahanGUEST
41:39
There's a new product that's been registered and is now available called Xenrelia.
Dani HoolahanGUEST
41:43
So Xenrelia is a new product by Elanco.
Dani HoolahanGUEST
41:46
It's a JAK inhibitor, so same family of drugs as Apoquel.
Dani HoolahanGUEST
41:50
And I think it's going to be another great tool to have in our little toolbox for dermatology patients.
Mark HiltonGUEST
2:05
I taught beef production medicine And I also taught the business and communications class at Purdue.
Mark HiltonGUEST
2:11
And then Elanco Animal Health called after 18 years at Purdue and said, how would you like to come work for us? And I like to listen to opportunities.
Mark HiltonGUEST
2:19
And it was just a good time for a change.
Mark HiltonGUEST
2:22
I loved Purdue, but the opportunity to join Elanco was really good.
Mark HiltonGUEST
2:26
And it was a wonderful experience, fabulous team.
Mark HiltonGUEST
2:31
And so we got to travel across the United States, giving talks and helping veterinarians be more successful and producers being more successful and profitable.
Toph DayHOST
34:08
We've got Purdue here now, R1 designation.
Toph DayHOST
34:13
What excites you about that? The impact that that could have coupled with? this initiative around bio heartland, which then kind of spawns into, you think about human plant animal, you know, so we have, you know, Corteva and Elanco.
Toph DayHOST
34:30
And, and then my question got so long, I think I forgot the third component, but like, what, what excites you about these assets that we have here in Indiana? And then in this 10 mile radius from where we're sitting right now, that could really help maybe advance things beyond our wildest imaginations five or 10 years ago.
Dennis MurphyGUEST
34:51
Yeah, I think there's maybe two parts to that.
Jodi SterleGUEST
22:32
Our freshmen tend to do what I would call barn internships, so farm, ranch, or getting their vet hours in if they're on the pre-vet track, maybe back home.
Jodi SterleGUEST
22:41
And then they kind of move into companies maybe on the pharmaceutical side or on the nutrition side, companies like Cargill or Merck or Elanco Animal Health or Purina.
Jodi SterleGUEST
22:51
And that's going to be how they kind of progress through that last internship to be a little bit more, I would say, corporate or leading to all encompassing where they have a little bit more maturity and they've had a few more classes under their belt as well.
Jessie JarvisHOST
23:05
That could maybe just be the end of the show right there because holy cow, you really did hit the nail on the head.
Katie ReigelspergerGUEST
18:00
They have their CPR and first aid license.
Katie ReigelspergerGUEST
18:03
Our vet students have a certification through Elanco and they also have a fear-free certification, which is really, really looked highly upon in the vet world.
Katie ReigelspergerGUEST
18:13
Our dental assistant students have taken the radiation health and safety exam.
Katie ReigelspergerGUEST
18:17
And so they are able to go in and be dental assistants and kind of work their way up from there if that's what they choose to do.
speaker_6HOST
10:28
They deployed an agent called Sidekick and generated $27.9 million in value.
speaker_6HOST
10:34
And then there's Elanco generating a $1.9 million ROI simply by automating pharmacovigilance.
speaker_7HOST
10:40
That Elanco example is so critical for understanding the real mechanism of ROI here.
speaker_6HOST
10:45
How so?
speaker_7HOST
10:46
Well, pharmacovigilance requires parsing massive, massive volumes of complex medical literature and adverse event reports to ensure drug safety.

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