PhD in Biochemistry: Better chances in life science division or generalist?

Hi everyone! I’m a PhD student in biochemistry planning to graduate in about a year and a half, and I’m currently exploring consulting as a career option. I enjoy science, and I think my expertise would be a good fit for a life sciences division, though I wouldn’t mind working as a generalist either. Are my chances of getting hired better in life sciences or as a generalist? My impression is that there might be more generalist positions available, but also more competition with those who have business degrees. I'm not sure how much weight a PhD pulls outside of a science division. I’d love to hear your thoughts!