Clinical Trial Supply East Coast 2023

Covering all things CTS from reducing timelines and streamlining processes to handling clinical supplies in a decentralized trial world.

11 - 12

October

2023
  • Sheraton Valley Forge, King of Prussia, PA, USA
  • Free
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BRINGING TOGETHER PHARMA AND BIOTECH EXPERTS TO DISCUSS NEW TRENDS AND OPPORTUNITIES

The Clinical Trial Supply East Coast is the meeting place for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology community to discover how to excel in clinical supply strategy as well as form key connections for long-term success. It’s time to build relationships and take away valuable lessons to for clinical trial success moving forward so we look forward to seeing you there!

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Agenda

  • 11 Oct 2023
  • 12 Oct 2023
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Stream one

Clinical Supply Logistics and Operations

Stream two

Clinical Supply Technology and Innovation

11:15 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Analyzing the opportunities offered by effective use of IRT

  • Key considerations when choosing an IRT vendor: what questions should you be asking?
  • How to leverage your IRT systems effectively to get the most out of your technology
  • Incorporating data-driven technology such as AI and machine learning to maximize efficiency of your IRT systems
  • Understanding the key advantages and disadvantages of new IRT systems
  • Practical takeaways and lessons learned when it comes to using new IRT systems

Speakers

11:45 AM

Re-imagining IRT for modern clinical development

  • The vast majority of clinical studies are being run on technology that is over 10 years old, which limits the ability to innovate and optimally support modern trials
  • IRT can become a driver of innovation and not a constraint when advances in the broader technology landscape are applied to allow for more flexible solutions
  • Deliver scalable, robust, and future-proof IRT solutions by applying lessons learned from other industries
  • Examples include: A.I.-enabled datasets, no-code study deployment, automated excursion reviews, rapid prototyping, reduced (or removed) need for change orders, and ability to adapt to unforeseen challenges

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12:15 PM

Revolutionizing clinical trial supply chains with Patient-Centric Hybrid Trials (PHTs) and Direct-to-Patient models

  • Designing clinical trials with patient needs at the center by leveraging hybrid trial models for supply chain efficiency and success
  • Investing in patient-centric methodologies to prioritize patient needs and preferences for optimal clinical trial supply chain outcomes
  • Empowering patients for clinical trial supply chain success: personalizing logistics, delivering human content, providing data access, and engaging patients in innovative ways.

Speakers

12:45 PM

Drug supply management: ensure supply safety while generating huge savings

  • Challenges and opportunities in the drug supply chain management
  • Best practices
  • Expected skills in clinical supply
  • Communication framework
  • Success stories

Speakers

1:15 PM

Lunch and networking

2:30 PM

CASE STUDY: Implementing an effective IRT system into your clinical trial supply chain

  • Choosing an IRT vendor that works for you: key considerations and factors in supplier choice
  • Overcoming challenges around implementation and use of a new IRT system
  • What do you need from your IRT system: measuring benefits and increased efficiency

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3 PM

Reserved for event sponsor

3:30 PM

CASE STUDY: Digital display labels transforming the clinical supply chain

  • Decreases turnaround timelines, increases flexibility and efficiency of scarce IMP inventory benefiting sponsors and study site personnel
  • Driving enhanced safety, understanding, and compliance for patients and clinical sites, enabled by immediate updates of IMP information and IMP label content
  • Leveraging technology enabling a more robust IMP data management, tracking of contents/changes as required by cGMP for patients, for clinical sites and for health authorities

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4 PM

Afternoon refreshments and networking

4:20 PM

EXHIBITION APPLE PRIZE DRAW

Visit our exhibitors’ booths throughout the day and collect stamps in order to enter our Prize Draw and be in for a chance of winning Apple devices or Amazon vouchers. The Prize Draw will take place in the Exhibition Hall and you will need to be physically present to be eligible for a prize. Make sure you don’t miss out!

4:30 PM

INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION SESSION: Overcoming roadblocks in comparator sourcing and vendor management

  • Accessing supply: ensuring your supply chain is robust and planning timelines to avoid delays
  • Managing regulatory hurdles when importing comparators from overseas
  • Working efficiently with vendors when sourcing comparators for your clinical trial
  • What to consider in order to ensure your comparator sourcing processes meet cost and waste targets

Speakers

5 PM

Reserved for event sponsor

5:30 PM

Chairperson’s closing remarks and networking drinks

Speakers

7:30 AM

Registration and refreshments

8:25 AM

Chairperson’s opening remarks

Speakers

8:30 AM

Revolutionizing clinical trial supply chains with data driven systems

  • How data driven systems in clinical supply chains can lead to enhancing efficiency, accelerating trial timelines, and putting patients first
  • Automating data management for efficient supply chain operations
  • Enhancing and streamlining supply chain operations with AI and other data driven technologies

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9 AM

Re-imagining planning for a best-in-class supply chain performance

Planning serves as the brain of the supply chain, orchestrating various activities and KPIs that profoundly impact its overall performance. Waste, cost, risk, shortages, CO2 emissions, bottlenecks, and workload are all outcomes tied to carefully planned operations. But today’s challenges are changing the paradigm of our supply chains. Join our talk to learn:

  • The current challenges that will force us to revolutionize our supply chain
  • How GSK is re-imagining the role of clinical supply planner and its place in enabling an ambitious R&D
  • How planning is increasingly important at all stages of the trial lifecycle
  • At any given time, how to always remain with the optimal supply chain strategy

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9:30 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Navigating uncertainty: strategies for enhancing supply chain security in times of geopolitical and economic instability

  • Assessing site selection in times of geopolitical tensions and uncertainty
  • Managing the impact of high inflation rates on the Medicare Part D Program
  • Enhancing supply chain security by understanding global socio-economic dynamics

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10 AM

Reserved for 4G Clinical

10:30 AM

Morning refreshments and networking

11:15 AM

CEIV Pharma: raising the standard of pharmaceutical logistics

  • Risks and potential gaps in cold chain when transporting temperature-sensitive drugs by air
  • How IATA's standards and certification can improve handling of pharmaceutical cargo, ensuring compliance with regulations
  • Benefits of participating in IATA's CEIV Pharma program: how this can help you establish and maintain shipment integrity
  • Engage in the process of a simplified audit solution against clear standard criteria and provide constructive feedback on IATA's proposed solution

Speakers

11:45 AM

Clinical trial logistics: evolving supply models and new therapies highlight emerging trends

Decentralized trial logistics:

  • The role of DTP in maximizing benefits of DCT
  • Overcoming DTP complexities

Emergence of cell and gene therapies

  • Unique logistics considerations for CGTs
  • Ensuring quality through technology solutions

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12:15 PM

Impact of drug pooling and just-in-time manufacturing on the clinical supply chain and related technologies

Speakers

12:45 PM

Reserved for Inceptua

1:15 PM

Lunch and networking

2:30 PM

Assessing sourcing models to determine the optimal sourcing strategy

  • Overview of different sourcing models
  • Assessing options to determine optimal strategies
  • Working in a wholly outsourcing model: maintaining a strong supplier base

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3 PM

Innovative processes to better address today’s trial dynamics

  • Supply chain efficiency: why do extra work and spend more money than necessary?
  • Payment process efficient: leverage an existing workflow process that sites use everyday
  • Understanding the total value a vendor can provide
  • Select a vendor that can demonstrate its total value (and make you look good in the eyes of your company)

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3:30 PM

Enhanced communication methods: building rapport between clinical supply groups and partners

  • Enhancing communication methods and tools to foster effective communication between global clinical supply groups and their partners
  • Building rapport through collaborative efforts to strengthen relationships
  • Establishing feedback mechanisms to provide a continuous loop of communication, allowing for ongoing improvement and increased understanding between stakeholders

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4 PM

Afternoon refreshments and networking

4:20 PM

EXHIBITION APPLE PRIZE DRAW

Visit our exhibitors’ booths throughout the day and collect stamps in order to enter our Prize Draw and be in for a chance of winning Apple devices or Amazon vouchers. The Prize Draw will take place in the Exhibition Hall and you will need to be physically present to be eligible for a prize. Make sure you don’t miss out!

4:30 PM

INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION SESSION: Overcoming roadblocks in comparator sourcing and vendor management

  • Accessing supply: ensuring your supply chain is robust and planning timelines to avoid delays
  • Managing regulatory hurdles when importing comparators from overseas
  • Working efficiently with vendors when sourcing comparators for your clinical trial
  • What to consider in order to ensure your comparator sourcing processes meet cost and waste targets

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5 PM

A toolkit for sourcing commercial medicines for your clinical trials

  • Introduction to Abacus Medicine Pharma Services
  • Expect the unexpected
  • When to take action
  • Tools to minimize the risk of disruption

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5:30 PM

Chairperson’s closing remarks and networking drinks

Speakers

Streams

Stream one

Clinical Supply Logistics and Operations

Stream two

Clinical Supply Technology and Innovation

9 AM

Revolutionizing clinical trial supply management with AI powered IRT forecasting and optimization

  • Improving the efficiency and agility of clinical trial supply management through the use of AI-powered IRT forecasting
  • Optimizing the allocation of clinical trial supplies across sites and reducing waste by using advanced AI algorithms to forecast IRT needs
  • Leveraging real-time data and machine learning to enhance IRT forecasting accuracy and improve supply chain resilience in clinical trials

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9:30 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations when designing a direct-to-patient distribution model for your clinical supply chain

  • Benefits to patients of direct-to-patient models: how can DTP make clinical trials more accessible?
  • Where are the benefits and disadvantages of DTP from a patient perspective?
  • Implementing a DTP strategy that works for your clinical study
  • Understanding how DTP can optimize supply chain flexibility for clinical trials
  • The regulatory environment surrounding DCT and DTP in the US: what you need to be aware of

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9:45 AM

Revolutionizing clinical trial supply management with AI powered IRT forecasting and optimization

  • Improving the efficiency and agility of clinical trial supply management through the use of AI-powered IRT forecasting
  • Optimizing the allocation of clinical trial supplies across sites and reducing waste by using advanced AI algorithms to forecast IRT needs
  • Leveraging real-time data and machine learning to enhance IRT forecasting accuracy and improve supply chain resilience in clinical trials

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10:15 AM

Morning refreshments and networking

11 AM

Reserved for

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11:30 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations and best practice for working effectively with clinical supply technology vendors and partners

  • The importance of integrated systems with CMOs: how much integration is useful?
  • Considerations when choosing technology partners in order to facilitate a strong partnership
  • Remote communications: best practice for selecting and working with partners when working remotely

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12 PM

Lunch and networking

8 AM

Registration and refreshments

9 AM

The improving clinical trials environment in Canada

  • Harnessing unique assets to sustain Canada’s role as a medical research and health innovation hub
  • Raising numerous interesting and difficult policy questions related to Canadian and US collaboration when addressing ‘extraordinary’ needs of rare disease patients
  • Clinical innovation as a means to cultivate supportive conditions for improved care for rare patients in Canada
  • Using scientific knowledge to improve patient impact and system receptivity

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9:30 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Pain points in the clinical supply chain: overcoming common challenges and hurdles to improve efficiency

  • Using technology to mitigate against risk of changing supply and demand
  • Shipping internationally outside of the US: common hurdles and how to overcome these
  • The changing regulatory environment in the US and how to ensure you stay up to date with new regulations

Speakers

9:45 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Pain points in the clinical supply chain: overcoming common challenges and hurdles to improve efficiency

  • Using technology to mitigate against risk of changing supply and demand
  • Shipping internationally outside of the US: common hurdles and how to overcome these
  • The changing regulatory environment in the US and how to ensure you stay up to date with new regulations

Speakers

10:15 AM

Morning refreshments and networking

11 AM

Driving successful clinical trials with complex supply chains

  • Identifying and implementing continuous improvements in the supply chain: where are the main opportunities for higher efficiency?
  • Understanding additional needs of more complex supply chains and how to meet these
  • Taking advantage of new technology and systems in order to streamline and maximize the efficiency of your clinical supply chain

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11:30 AM

Ensuring financial sustainability in the pharmaceutical industry: strategies for pricing, reimbursement, and cost containment

  • Evaluating pricing strategies for pharmaceutical products in light of changing market dynamics and reimbursement policies: ensuring financial sustainability for both payers and pharma sponsors
  • Navigating complex policy landscapes and balancing the needs of patients, providers, and payers when determining drug prices and reimbursement rates
  • Mitigating the risk of drug shortages, inflation pressure and economic uncertainty by modifying cost-containment measures and exploring alternative payment models for medicines

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12 PM

Lunch and networking

1:15 PM

Optimizing clinical trial supply chain efficiency through CTPAT/Trade Compliance

  • Ensuring compliance with CBP regulations: a discussion of PHC-CEE, the benefits of joining the CTPAT Trade Compliance (TC) program and how to become eligible
  • Strengthening supply chain security and reducing the risk of delays at the border: understanding the CBP's expectations of importers and how the CTPAT TC program can support you
  • Enhancing the efficiency of clinical trial supply management: how participation in the CTPAT TC program can streamline import processes and lead to timely and cost-effective delivery

Speakers

1:45 PM

Revolutionizing clinical trials with accelerating clinical evidence models: enhancing efficiency, collaboration, and patient access

  • Implementing a novel approach for drug approvals with accelerated approval pathway to streamline processes
  • Enhancing collaboration between the FDA and CMS in developing new payment methods for drugs approved via accelerated approval to promote the completion of confirmatory trials
  • Improving patient access to post-market safety and efficacy data by utilizing the Accelerating Clinical Evidence model, leading to better healthcare outcomes and cost savings

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2:15 PM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in clinical trial supply chain management: best practices and future directions

  • Designing for diversity: strategies for inclusive clinical trial supply chain management
  • Increasing vaccine awareness and acceptance through inclusive clinical trials
  • Addressing genetic differences and promoting equity in clinical trial supply management
  • Developing cultural competence in clinical trial supply chain management to ensure equity and inclusion

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3 PM

Afternoon refreshments and networking

3:20 PM

EXHIBITION APPLE PRIZE DRAW

Visit our exhibitors’ booths throughout the day and collect stamps in order to enter our Prize Draw and be in for a chance of winning Apple devices or Amazon vouchers. The Prize Draw will take place in the Exhibition Hall and you will need to be physically present to be eligible for a prize. Make sure you don’t miss out!

3:30 PM

SPEAKER HOSTED ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

Interactive roundtable sessions offer a unique opportunity to come together with your peers to share best practice and develop solutions to critical challenges facing the clinical supply chain industry as a whole. Hosted by industry experts and each focused on a single issue, roundtables are an exciting, interactive way to build your personal network and learn from the experience and expertise of others.

ROUNDTABLE 1: Planning for a smooth import/export at the border: considerations when working with CBP

Mary Zhang, National Account Manager, US Customs and Border Protection

 

ROUNDTABLE 2: Ensuring regulatory compliance in clinical trial supply: best practices and guidelines

 

ROUNDTABLE 3: Navigating inflation and economic uncertainty: clinical supply chain considerations

Milena Izmirlieva, Head of Health Economics and Market Access Research and Analysis, GlobalData

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4:30 PM

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Jason Bellman
Manager, Clinical Supply Chain Systems, Apellis Pharma

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Analyzing the opportunities offered by effective use of IRT

2023-10-11, 11:15 AM

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Susan Marlin
President and CEO

Susan Marlin is the President and CEO of Clinical Trials Ontario (CTO), an organization established by the Province of Ontario to make Ontario a preferred location for clinical trials while maintaining the highest ethical standards. Prior to joining CTO she served as the Associate Vice-Principal at Queen’s University. Susan worked with the National Cancer Institute of Canada Clinical Trials Group for many years, coordinating cancer clinical trials and leading the development of the Ethics and Regulatory Office.

Susan served as President of the Canadian Association of Research Ethics Boards, and as a member of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Research Integrity Committee, the Ontario Cancer Research Ethics Board, the Tri-Agency Panel on the Responsible Conduct of Research, and the Ontario Government Life Sciences Working Group. She is currently a member of the Life Sciences Ontario Board of Directors and the Management Team for the Ontario SPOR (Strategy for Patient Oriented Research) Support Unit.

Susan was born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She holds a BSc (Hons) from Dalhousie University, and an MSc in Community Health and Epidemiology from Queen’s University. She was awarded the Queen’s Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal in 2012 in recognition of her work in support of military and veteran health research.

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations and best practice for working effectively with clinical supply technology vendors and partners

2023-10-12, 12:00 PM

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Gustav Ando
Vice President, Managing Director, GlobalData

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Chairs opening remarks

2023-10-12, 8:50 AM

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Ensuring financial sustainability in the pharmaceutical industry: strategies for pricing, reimbursement, and cost containment

2023-10-12, 12:00 PM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Pain points in the clinical supply chain: overcoming common challenges and hurdles to improve efficiency

2023-10-12, 9:45 AM

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Blake Edward Wilson
Partner (FDA Regulatory), Hogan Lovells

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Revolutionizing clinical trials with accelerating clinical evidence models: enhancing efficiency, collaboration, and patient access

2023-10-12, 1:45 PM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations when designing a direct-to-patient distribution model for your clinical supply chain

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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Dawn Wright
Director Global Supply Chain, Incyte

Accomplished leader experienced in clinical trials and CROs looking for an opportunity to grow into a new area by building on knowledge and skills acquired over many years in the industry. Proven track record for managing global teams across multiple sites in the US and UK. Extensive background in planning of clinical study activities and leading matrix teams. Experienced in leading after action reviews and implementing process improvements that address the root cause and improve processes.

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Impact of drug pooling and just-in-time manufacturing on the clinical supply chain and related technologies

2023-10-11, 12:15 PM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Pain points in the clinical supply chain: overcoming common challenges and hurdles to improve efficiency

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Pain points in the clinical supply chain: overcoming common challenges and hurdles to improve efficiency

2023-10-12, 9:45 AM

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Ronald Schaefer
Consulting Head of Certification Programs (CEIV Pharma), IATA

Ronald Schaefer is Senior Principal, Consulting. He is also the Consulting Head of the Certifications Programs (CEIV Pharma, CEIV Live Animals, CEIV Fresh, CEIV Lithium Battery, CBTA, etc.) at IATA. He was born in Hamburg, Germany, raised in Mexico and educated in the US. After long-term professional assignments in Germany, Spain, Malaysia, Kuwait, Venezuela and Canada, he has been based in Miami for the last 14 years working for IATA. Before joining IATA, Mr. Schaefer accumulated vast experience in the air transport field working as a consultant for Lufthansa Consulting GmbH, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants GmbH and Ferrostaal México. He has worked on corporate restructuring, strategy, post-merger integration, market and competitive analysis, safety, risk management initiatives among others, in the transportation industry on all continents. Throughout his career Ronald has held positions in Mexico, Stuttgart, Kuala Lumpur, Frankfurt, Cologne, New York, Montreal and Miami.

At IATA he developed in conjunction with the IATA Pharma subject matter expert the CEIV Pharma pre-assessment tools and materials to facilitate successful independent validation of organizations. He also led the initial independent assessment Proof-of-Concept for Singapore Air Terminal Services (SATS) and is now managing the program worldwide. Since its start he has managed ~450 certifications, +1000 assessments and +800 validations.

He is also jointly responsible for the development and implementation of new CEIV initiatives such as CEIV Live Animal, officially launched in April 2018 and CEIV Fresh launched in 2019. In conjunction with the IATA Live Animal and Perishable expert, he is also developing the pre-/assessment tools for validations of organizations and jointly managing the on-going pilots.

He holds a Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) in Business Administration from California State University at Sonoma and Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Georgetown University.

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CEIV Pharma: raising the standard of pharmaceutical logistics

2023-10-11, 11:15 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Pain points in the clinical supply chain: overcoming common challenges and hurdles to improve efficiency

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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Shawn Gehen
Clinical Demand Planning Manager (Contractor), Seagen

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Analyzing the opportunities offered by effective use of IRT

2023-10-11, 11:15 AM

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Revolutionizing clinical trial supply management with AI powered IRT forecasting and optimization

2023-10-12, 9:00 AM

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Revolutionizing clinical trial supply management with AI powered IRT forecasting and optimization

2023-10-12, 9:45 AM

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Kevin Hickman
Director, Global Logistics, Mirati
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RAM RAJU
Former CEO, NYC Health & Hosptials Corporation

Dr. Ram Raju has a distinguished career over 40 years as a healthcare provider, teacher, researcher and community organizer. In his role at Northwell Health, Dr. Raju set the strategic vision to improve population health by finding ways to meet the needs of its most vulnerable communities, by examining the existing programs aimed at improving the health system's response to the community's needs and working with local organizations to address them. Northwell Health is the largest healthcare provider in the state of New York, is a system with 23 hospitals and 830 outpatient facilities that sees 2 million people every year in the New York metro area and beyond.

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David Sokoloff
Sr. Director Global Logistics and Materials Management, Novavax

David Sokoloff is the Director of Global Logistics & Materials Management for Novavax, Inc. He manages the storage and transportation of Novavax’s products through its global network. David founded For Granted, Inc. in 2006, a nonprofit supporting community driven programming in education, water and sanitation, micro-finance, and child health.

 

David has managed supply chains for emergency relief efforts across the Globe. He ran operations in the field for several years with Doctors Without Borders, prior to working in Washington, D.C., leading logistics operations for the U.S. Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance. At the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak, David joined Novavax, Inc. He supports their global supply chain to deliver products preventing a broad range of infectious diseases. Novavax produces vaccine candidates in response to both known and emerging disease threats, including the company’s CoVID-19 vaccine.

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Navigating uncertainty: strategies for enhancing supply chain security in times of geopolitical and economic instability

2023-10-11, 9:30 AM

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Revolutionizing clinical trial supply chains with data driven systems

2023-10-11, 8:30 AM

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Ginelle Andrews
Director Commercial Product Sourcing Strategy, Pfizer

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Assessing sourcing models to determine the optimal sourcing strategy

2023-10-11, 2:30 PM

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Lindsey Marshall
Director, Clinical Drug Supply, Regeneron

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Pain points in the clinical supply chain: overcoming common challenges and hurdles to improve efficiency

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION SESSION: Overcoming roadblocks in comparator sourcing and vendor management

2023-10-11, 4:30 PM

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INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION SESSION: Overcoming roadblocks in comparator sourcing and vendor management

2023-10-11, 4:30 PM

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Jen Horonjeff
CEO, Savvy Cooperative

Jen Horonjeff, PhD, is a patient advocate and the Founder & CEO of Savvy Cooperative. She was named one of the 50 Most Daring Entrepreneurs by Entrepreneur Magazine, alongside Elon Musk and Reese Witherspoon, for her work at Savvy, which helps companies equitably gather input and insights from diverse patients. Jen is passionate about patient co-design as she grew up with juvenile idiopathic arthritis, and survived a brain tumor as an adult. She also holds a PhD in Environmental Medicine, and previously worked as a health outcomes researcher, a human factors engineer and user-centered designer, and an advisor to the FDA. Jen serves on the Board of Directors for The Sequoia Project, a non-profit focused on health data exchange, the Advisory Board of Trialbee, a clinical trial recruitment company, and numerous other committees to ensure the patient voice is included.

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in clinical trial supply chain management: best practices and future directions

2023-10-12, 2:15 PM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations when designing a direct-to-patient distribution model for your clinical supply chain

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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Vatsala Sadasivan
Global Operations Excellence Lead R&D, Sanofi

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Revolutionizing clinical trial supply chains with Patient-Centric Hybrid Trials (PHTs) and Direct-to-Patient models

2023-10-11, 12:15 PM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations when designing a direct-to-patient distribution model for your clinical supply chain

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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Paul Larochelle
Director, Global Clinical Supply Chain, Takeda

Paul is an experienced, motivated, and enthusiastic professional/pharmacist specializing in the area of Clinical Supplies/Investigational Product Management. He aspires to make an impact on patient lives by motivating, inspiring, guiding, and mentoring teams to see the value of the work that they do and the contribution it makes to the lives of the patients we serve globally. With over 15 years of training and experience in this area, he has served in a multitude of roles, including study supply management, asset management (DS/API/DP Management), management and oversight of a secondary packaging operations team, site and resource planning, and development of multiple custom systems and tools to enable staff to work more efficiently and distribute information more readily.

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Tyler Wilson
Global Clinical Supply Chain Fellow, Takeda

BS Chemistry from University of Minnesota in 2017

PharmD from University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy in 2022

 

Started as postdoctoral fellow in global clinical supply chain at Takeda in July 2022

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Mary Zhang
National Account Manager, US Customs and Border Protection

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SPEAKER HOSTED ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

2023-10-12, 3:30 PM

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Optimizing clinical trial supply chain efficiency through CTPAT/Trade Compliance

2023-10-12, 1:15 PM

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Simi Nischal
Senior Director, Digital, Data and Analytics, Clinical Supply Chain, GSK

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Analyzing the opportunities offered by effective use of IRT

2023-10-11, 11:15 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations and best practice for working effectively with clinical supply technology vendors and partners

2023-10-12, 11:30 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations and best practice for working effectively with clinical supply technology vendors and partners

2023-10-12, 12:00 PM

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Haneen Mazahreh-Boivert
Senior Director Global Clinical Supply, Boston Pharmaceuticals
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Francesco Santo
Associate Director, Global Clinical Supply Chain, HUYABIO International

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Driving successful clinical trials with complex supply chains

2023-10-12, 11:00 AM

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Jennifer Fenwick
Senior Manager Personalized Supply Chain, World Courier

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Clinical trial logistics: evolving supply models and new therapies highlight emerging trends

2023-10-11, 11:45 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations when designing a direct-to-patient distribution model for your clinical supply chain

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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Kim Buchanan
Associate Director Development Quality, Merck

Experienced quality professional with strong leadership and exceptional background in packaging operations, technology, clinical supplies, commercial products, laboratory, and FDA & EU regulatory agency compliance and inspections. Cross functional roles include 2 interim clinical supply assignments, direct line supervision of Global Quality, Sterile & Biological Operations/Technology and Pharm Laboratory personnel.  Key in the development of Expanded Access Program at her company.

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CASE STUDY: Digital display labels transforming the clinical supply chain

2023-10-11, 3:30 PM

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Ian Hoban
Business Development Director, Abacus Medicine

Ian has over 30 years of pharmaceutical industry experience, predominantly within global organisations such as Pfizer and Eli Lilly.  He built his reputation in the commercialisation of numerous brands in a variety of disease areas, and at every stage of the product lifecycle.

During his career, Ian has worked closely with supply chain, ensuring accurate forecasting, and getting medicines to patients through the implementation of novel approaches.

Before joining Abacus Medicine Pharma Services Ian worked in senior roles at two leading global clinical solutions companies.  He provided many leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies with successful comparator sourcing solutions which helped successfully deliver their pivotal late phase clinical trials.

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A toolkit for sourcing commercial medicines for your clinical trials

2023-10-11, 5:00 PM

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Yves Dethier
Drug Supply Chain Expert and Business Leader, Boostcode

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Drug supply management: ensure supply safety while generating huge savings

2023-10-11, 12:45 PM

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Milena Izmirlieva
Head of Health Economics and Market Access Research and Analysis, GlobalData

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Chairperson’s opening remarks

2023-10-11, 8:25 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Navigating uncertainty: strategies for enhancing supply chain security in times of geopolitical and economic instability

2023-10-11, 9:30 AM

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SPEAKER HOSTED ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

2023-10-12, 3:30 PM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in clinical trial supply chain management: best practices and future directions

2023-10-12, 2:15 PM

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Ensuring financial sustainability in the pharmaceutical industry: strategies for pricing, reimbursement, and cost containment

2023-10-12, 11:30 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Pain points in the clinical supply chain: overcoming common challenges and hurdles to improve efficiency

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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Chairperson’s closing remarks and networking drinks

2023-10-11, 5:30 PM

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Chairperson’s closing remarks and networking drinks

2023-10-11, 5:30 PM

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Linda Nichols
Director, Study Start Up and Optimization, GSK

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Re-imagining planning for a best-in-class supply chain performance

2023-10-11, 9:00 AM

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Michelle Novak
Regional Director, Business Development, Inceptua
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Paul F. Hughes
Director, Randomization and Trial Supply Management, Janssen

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CASE STUDY: Implementing an effective IRT system into your clinical trial supply chain

2023-10-11, 2:30 PM

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Amaury Jeandrain
Vice President of Strategy, N-SIDE

Amaury Jeandrain has a Master’s Degree in Business Engineering with a specialization in supply chain management. After working for a CRO, he joined N-SIDE where he supported the optimization of hundreds of trials from different indications and pharmaceutical companies, providing services ranging from risk-based optimization to clinical trial design and solving drug supply shortage problems. Amaury now leads a group of consultants, focusing on the extension of N-SIDE’s solutions.

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Re-imagining planning for a best-in-class supply chain performance

2023-10-11, 9:00 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations when designing a direct-to-patient distribution model for your clinical supply chain

2023-10-12, 9:30 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Considerations and best practice for working effectively with clinical supply technology vendors and partners

2023-10-12, 11:30 AM

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Loïc Struyf
Associate Director, Head of Customer Success, N-Side

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Re-imagining planning for a best-in-class supply chain performance

2023-10-11, 9:00 AM

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Tom Gottschalk
Senior Director, Business Development, TrialCard

Tom Gottschalk has worked in the life sciences industry for over 25 years.  His first 10 years were spent as a Pharmaceutical Representative and Product Manager for Bertek Pharmaceuticals, Merck, and GSK.  He then joined RxSolutions as a commercial services account representative before transitioning into a focused clinical role after creating the RxStudy Card offering.  He joined TrialCard in 2019 via its acquisition of RxSolutions.  For over 12 years, Tom has been committed to changing the paradigm of the traditional clinical trial supply process through the RxStudy Card.

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Innovative processes to better address today’s trial dynamics

2023-10-11, 3:00 PM

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Elliot N. Ortiz
Chief Agriculture Specialist, Area Port of Philadelphia, US Customs and Border Protection

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Reserved for

2023-10-12, 11:00 AM

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