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• How to transition from paper to digital labeling efficiently without doubling workload or creating parallel processes
• How to navigate regional eLabeling requirements and implement solutions that fit small internal teams
• How to maintain inspection readiness with hybrid (paper + digital) labeling while staying compliant

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• How to make sure you are building accountability and reconciliation practices into the study planning up front, before the first shipment is dispatched
• How to clearly define the accountability process and primary system of record to ensure sites and CROs understand expectations for documentation, reconciliation and destruction
• How to standardize site-level data capture while accommodating local practices to prevent mismatches and delays at study closeout
• How to leverage electronic systems to embed audit-ready accountability into daily workflows, shifting from reactive clean-up to real-time documentation
• How to ensure a controlled IRT closure that eliminates discrepancies and supports complete, audit-ready records that helps you to save money in the long run

• Hear directly from a venture capitalist on what investors look for in California biotech startups
• Learn strategies to secure funding and build compelling value propositions
• Understand how to navigate a competitive biotech investment landscape

• What is really stopping us today: Lack of internal training, Limited digital integration, Scalability pressures, Other operational or regulatory barriers. What next practical steps can we take to overcome these hurdles?
• Live polls or short Q&A to capture attendee perspectives

Explore how patient-centric supply planning can reduce burden, improve retention, and build trust through advocacy partnerships, flexible logistics, and aligned operations

Interviewer: Christine von Raesfeld, Patient Advocate, The Light Collective

Speaker: Paul Gater, Advocate for patients with multiple myeloma, Member of the Patient Advocate Committee SWOG Cancer Research Network (former Genentech)