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Choose from 6 Modules:
A. Generics & Super Generics in Emerging Markets NEW!
B. Drug Delivery Systems
presents
The latest information on industry trends, developments and emerging opportunities for the international pharma community
5th Annual
21 October Messe Frankfurt Germany
Pre-Connect Conference 2013
Alan Sheppard, Principal, Global Generics,Thought Leadership, IMS Health, UK
Nigel Langley, Head of Marketing Pharma Ingredients & Services, BASF (USA)
Harvinder Popli, Ex-Director of Corporate Development, Ranbaxy Laboratories (India), presently Managing Director, Zandria
50 leading industry experts, including:
C. Biosimilars & Biobetters
D. API Sourcing in Emerging Markets
E. Strategic Partnering
F. Pharma Packaging& Labelling NEW!
Where the Pharma community meets before visiting:
Year-on-year, CPhI Worldwide attracts over 29,500 attendees from over 130 countries and 2,200 exhibitors. Taking place the day before the main show opens, CPhI Worldwide Pre-Connect Conference is the best opportunity to participate in high-level discussions and network with the world’s leading pharmaceutical experts as they cover
cutting-edge content on technical updates and the latest trends.
Discover the key trends, drivers, challenges and opportunities in the generics and super generics industry in emerging markets
Obtain critical information about recent and upcoming advances in drug delivery systems
Learn from an in-depth analysis of the biosimilars and biobetters development pipeline of opportunities
Receive an update on working with the Chinese and Indian API manufacturing industries and discover alternative destinations for sourcing APIs
Get an in-depth understanding of pharmaceutical packaging and labelling and the most effective ways to ensure safety and security throughout the supply chain
With 6 modules on Generics and Super Generics in Emerging Markets, Biosimilars and Biobetters, Drug Delivery Systems, API Sourcing in Emerging Markets, Strategic Partnering and Pharmaceutical Packaging and Labelling, the CPhI Worldwide Pre-Connect Conference offers you an exclusive opportunity to join senior executives and influential speakers from across the Pharma industry and gain a head start on your networking in an informative and interactive environment.
Why not purchase a Full Conference Pass and gain access to the top 3 modules of your choice, exclusive networking and lunch?
180 Companies
50 Leading Industry Experts53 Countries26 Topic Areas6 Modules1 Exclusive Conference
Pre-Connect Conference 2013
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New for 2013!
21 October, Messe Frankfurt, Germany
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Timings CPhI Worldwide Pre-Connect Conference, Monday, 21 October
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10:00 – 12:00
13:00 – 15:00
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12:00 – 13:00 Networking Lunch Break
Afternoon Networking Break
09:00 - 10:00 Conference Registration and Morning Coffee
Module AGenerics and Supergenerics in Emerging Markets
Module CBiosimilars and Biobetters
Module EStrategic Partnering
Module FPharma Packaging and Labelling
Module DAPI Sourcing In Emerging Markets
Module BDrug Delivery Systems
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Fast Facts!
The CPhI Worldwide Pre-Connect Conference has been designed so you can tailor your own agenda. Choose to attend a single conference module of your choice starting from €250 + Tax or the full conference giving you access to 3 modules*, lunch and networking opportunities.The full conference price starts from €700 + Tax.*Choose to attend 1 module from each of the tracks and times given above
The Conference will open your horizons and widen your knowledge and networking connections. It is a very valuable event – Upik Rosawati, Business Development Senior Manager, Kalbe Farma
Examining the Impact of Pricing and Reimbursement Controls in Emerging Markets Coping with increasing pricing pressures as a result of further reforms in India and Asia Building the right pricing strategy to accommodate the complexity of purchaser community in emerging markets The importance of government engagement to avoid price leakage Overcoming challenges with pricing and reimbursement controls Panel Discussion: Expanding into Emerging Markets Understanding regulatory environment, market characteristics and dynamics to find the right strategy and establish strong local presence to compete in unfamiliar markets Capitalising on acquisition opportunities to enter the emerging markets – acquiring for geographical expansion, technology and creating different business opportunities Examining challenges with IP protection, patent “evergreening”, increased requirements for pharmacovigilance on generic manufacturers and other challenges faced by market entrants Exploring market opportunities for super generics in China
Differentiating Your Business to Stay Competitive Pinpointing new growth markets – advantages of women’s health and psychiatric disorders segments Balancing risks and opportunities when getting into markets with high entry barriers What tools are available for SMEs to survive the price war and stay competitive?
Highlighting the Latest Innovations in Super Generics Capitalising on opportunities and increased scientific skills in emerging markets Technology transfer considerations when doing business in emerging markets Personalised medicines and reduced risk outlook in super generics therapy area for satisfying unmet medical needs Quality approach and value proposition in super generic business strategy model
11:50 Case study: Country Spotlight – Discovering Opportunities of Doing Business in India and China
Case Study: Excipient Innovations: Bioavailability Enhancement Utilizing Hot Melt Extrusion
Capitalising on Innovation for Effective Drug Formulation Improving drug delivery mechanisms - sustained release formulation How can enhanced collaboration among R&D and drug delivery improve formulation? What formulation techniques can help scientists tackle the problem of poor solubility?
Keynote Address: The Role of Nanomedicine in Drug delivery and Particle Engineering
Spray Congealing: An Emerging Technology in the Pharmaceutical Industry Spray congealing in taste masking and controlled release applications Comparing spray congealing against other traditional technologies Analysing critical process parameters and scale up considerations
Establishing Bioequivalence – In vitro and In vivo Testing and Practical Issues Associated with Various Approaches What is the current acceptance criteria for bioequivalence? Overview of most effective methodologies used to establish bioequivalence The potential effect of excipients on bioequivalence studies
Highlighting the Advances in Drug Delivery Devices Identifying the most promising segments of the drug delivery device market Examining the system approach for drug device combination products Implementing device strategy to prevent lost development time
Module A: Generics and Super Generics in Emerging Markets
Amplifying growth and capitalising on opportunities in emerging markets
Chaired by Alan Sheppard, Principal, Global Generics, Thought Leadership, IMS Health (UK)
Module B: Drug Delivery Systems
Embracing innovation through novel technologies
Chaired by Kurt Nielsen, Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President, R&D, Catalent (USA)
Sponsored by:
Choose between Module A or B, C or D and E or F as these modules run at the same time
TRACK 1 TRACK 2
10:00- 12:00
CPhI Worldwide Pre-Connect Conference Programme
International Peer-to-Peer Discussion: Navigating Regulatory Framework and Achieving Regulatory Approval and Compliance Understanding the current regulatory and approval standards for biosimilars in Europe and globally What improvements can be made to the current regulatory framework in Russia and CIS? Analysing Latin America’s regulatory landscape for biosimilars development
Analysing the Biosimilars and Biobetters Development Pipeline of Opportunities Which reference products are most targeted by biosimilar and biobetter developers? Indentifying the most active market players, countries and regions Which therapy areas are going to experience the most biosimilar entries? How many biosimilars and biobetters are expected to be on the market by 2015?
Case Study: Optimized Development of Biosimilars and Biobetters
Overcoming the Challenges in Biosimilar Development – Establishing and Demonstrating Biosimilarity Current regulatory aspects in biosimilarity in Europe, US and globally Monitoring reference product quality attributes Establishing biosimilarity during development – from early cell line development to full comparability exercise State of the art in protein analytics to demonstrate biosimilarity Scientific and quality considerations in demonstrating biosimilarity
Do Biosimilars Have the Potential to Compete with Generics? What different development approaches are companies adopting? What trends and patters are likely to emerge in the next few years? How is the market expected to evolve? How will the US and EU biosimilar markets compare to emerging markets by 2016?
Panel Discussion: An Overview of Chinese and Indian API Manufacturing Industries Analysing and comparing macro-economic environment in China and India The impact of rapidly increasing salaries in India and China as compared to regulated markets High turnover of personnel and its affect on labour costs The expense of environmental compliance in China Assessing the financial impact of sourcing and hidden costs of doing business in Asia
Panel Discussion: Overcoming Regulatory Hurdles and Ensuring Market Access How do emerging markets respond to FDA’s maintenance charges for updating DMF status? How do suppliers react to the tightened controls over Falsified Medicines? Ensuring the quality of starting materials 1995 patent law and its implication on Indian API companies
Sourcing APIs, Generic Formulations & OTC Drugs from Indian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Examining the opportunities and challenges of sourcing APIs, generic formulations and OTC drugs from India Complying with GMP manufacturing regulations Analysing the factors behind the deficiencies with global GMP standards and suggesting effective solutions Learning to navigate the Indian drug manufacturer supply chain channels Overview of the new US FDA initiatives to safeguard American pharmaceutical supply chain
Looking at Alternative Sourcing Destinations to India and China What are the most promising alternative sourcing destinations? South Korea, Taiwan Brazil Russia, CIS and Eastern Europe What factors are driving manufacturers to search for strategic advantages in other markets?
Panel Discussion: API Sourcing: The Supplier’s Perspective An overview of business and political pressures on API suppliers. Ways to relieve these pressures through API sourcing How can API suppliers ensure that the quest for cost improvements doesn’t compromise quality and security of supply? Establishing long term relationship and commitment between a supplier and sourcing company Overcoming the risk of sourcing from a less established buyer
Module C: Biosimilars and Biobetters
Embracing the next generation of biopharmaceuticals through effective development and commercialisation
13:00 – 15:00
Chaired by Michael E. Jenkins, PhD, General Manager, Catalent Biologics (USA)
Module D: API Sourcing in Emerging Markets
Evaluating the current environment in India & China and the potential of second wave emerging markets as a new sourcing destinations
Chaired by Thomas Speace, President and CEO, Neuland Laboratories (USA)
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CPhI Worldwide Pre-Connect Conference Programme
13:00- 15:00
Pre Connect Conference is the only choice for the Monday before CPhI
Richard Dicicco, President, Harvest Moon Pharmaceuticals
Panel Discussion: Key Drivers, New Trends and Considerations for Effective Strategic Partnerships
What are the key factors driving Donors to outsource in the current business environment? Have small and mid-tier CROs been left behind? What strategy can they adopt to establish
them selves on the market as a potential partner? What recent improvements and methods have been implemented in streamlining the
process of finding the right strategic partner? Cost, time and other crucial factors to be considered when seeking and developing a
strategic partnership Entering the Asian market place to increase sales and distribution. What benefits can Asia
provide?
Risk Assessment During Technical Transfer Ways to ensure a quick, efficient transfer of process and knowledge that meets all necessary
quality and regulatory requirements Overview of the most common approaches to technical transfer – choosing the right one Risk and cost sharing in drug development Showcasing an evolution of risk assessment framework and its successful implementation in
the real-world technical transfer
Case Study: Moving Beyond Supplier Relationship Management - Better Leveraging Unique Capabilities to Create Greater Value with Pharma
Analysing the need for entire value chain to address the imperative of “doing more with less” Understanding the key challenges and opportunities in the healthcare sector and Pharma
industry Identifying the unique capabilities in supplier community which best address unmet needs Understanding supplier-buyer relationships in the framework of the Trading Relationship model
Case Study: Realising New Value and Reducing Risks Through Strategic Supplier Relationship Management - Programme by Means of Collaboration, Early Launch and Innovation
Procurement’s Role in Innovation Process The innovation landscape – results from Pharma Focus sessions The innovation process – a direction towards best practice Organizational maturity: how does it impact trading relationships and supports the innovation
acquisition process?
Module E: Strategic Partnering
Finding alignment between opportunities and obstacles in strategic partnering to maximise R&D productivity
16:00- 18:00
Chaired by Jo Pisani, Partner, Strategy team, PwC (UK) Chaired by Michael Nieuwesteeg, Managing Director, NVC Packaging Centre (Netherlands)
Sponsored by:
Module F: Pharmaceutical Packaging and Labelling
Achieving efficiency, safety, security and patient compliance throughinnovative management techniques
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Keynote Address: Applying the New ISO Standards on Packaging and Environment in the Pharmaceutical Market: The Devil is in the Detail
Supply Chain Security
Visibility for patient safety and supply chain efficiency Ensuring visibility throughout the supply chain and analysing various traceability models Implementing global standards and solutions to improve the efficiency and visibility of HC
supply chain Achieving regulatory compliance for the globally harmonised approach to labelling Sustaining the momentum of implementation as it’s rapidly gathering pace
Panel Discussion: Mas- Serialisation and Tamper Proof Evidence Reviewing the most effective strategies for tamper prevention Pharmaceutical serialisation and the EU’s Falsified Medicines Directive – latest updates and
expectations for the year ahead Identifying the ways to minimise the costs of features that prevent falsification
A Global Approach to Labelling – Is this Achievable?
What are the challenges associated with different labelling requirements within separate countries?
Best approaches to adopt when ensuring the labelling process for global supply Standardising the labelling to serve a multilingual market Minimizing the costs associated frequent commercial reprinting and addressing the problems
associated with multiple label amendments
Case study: Using New Technologies as a Way to Reduce Costs What are the latest advances of new technology with packaging and what business benefits
can be realised across the supply chain? Determining the impact new machinery would have on the quality of the product and
overcoming problems that could arise from using it Considering and justifying the costs associated with the implementation of new technologies Ensuring the smooth and efficient running of production during the implementation stage
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Speakers:Roger Bakale, Senior Director, Chemical Process R&D, Teva (USA)Ken Phelps, CEO/President, Camargo Pharmaceutical Services (USA)Nicola Travierso, General Manager, NTC SRL (Italy)Fereshteh Barei, Health Economist and Strategy Ad5visor, LEGOS Laboratory for Health Economics and Management, Dauphine University Paris (France)Gurpreet Sandhu, Managing Director, Reva Pharma (India)Alan Sheppard, Principal, Global Generics, Thought Leadership, IMS Health (UK)
Module A: Generics and Super Generics in Emerging MarketsAmplifying growth and capitalising on opportunities in emerging markets
Speakers:Dr. Nigel Langley, Head of Marketing Pharma Ingredients & Services, BASF (USA) Okke Franssen, Director of Pharmaceutical Development, Nanomi (Netherlands)Dr Claus-Michael Lehr, Co-founder and Head of the Department of Drug Delivery, Helmholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Saarland (Germany)Stefan Leiner, Chemical-Pharmaceutical Expert, Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma (Germany)Harvinder Popli, Director of Corporate Development, Ranbaxy Laboratories (India)Kurt Nielsen, Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President, R&D, Catalent (USA)Conrad Winters, Director, Drug Product Development, R&D, Hovione (Portugal)
Module B: Drug Delivery Systems Embracing innovation through novel technologies
Speakers:Roman Ivanov, Vice President, R&D, BIOCAD (Russia)Josélia Manfio, Executive Director, Biocinese (Brazil)Nick Hyde, Principal, Greenville Management (UK)Magdalena Leszczyniecka, President and CEO, STC Biologics (USA)Martin Blüggel, Chief Business Officer, Protagen Protein Services (Germany)Richard DiCicco, Chairman, Harvest Moon Pharmaceuticals (USA)Michael E. Jenkins, PhD., General Manager, Catalent Biologics (USA)Rob Gustines, Technical Director, Catalent Biologics (USA)
Module C:Biosimilars and BiobettersEmbracing the next generation of biopharmaceuticals through effective development and commercialisation
Speakers:Ian Lennon, Senior Vice President, Global Business Development, Chiral Quest (UK)Gurpreet Sandhu, Managing Director, Reva Pharma (India)Jamie Davies, Head of Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices and Healthcare, Business Monitor International (UK) Thomas Speace, President and CEO, Neuland Laboratories (USA)Theodore Iliopoulos, Chief Scientific Officer, Euticals (Italy)Kate Kuhrt, Senior Director, Generics Intelligence and Content Strategy, Thomson Reuters (USA)Wei-Chyun Wong, General Manager, SCI Pharmtech (Taiwan)Michael Humora, Principal Scientist, Process Chemistry, Biogen Idec (USA)Martyn Peck, VP, Business Development, Laurus Labs Private Ltd (India)Howard Kim, Director, Business Development, Yonsung Fine Chemicals (Republic of South Korea) Mohal Sarabhai, CEO, Asence Inc. (USA)Ronald Lamounier Rubinstein, Managing Director, ITF Chemical Ltda (Brazil)
Module D: API Sourcing in Emerging Markets Evaluating the current environment in India and China and the potential of second wave emerging markets as a new sourcing destinations
Speakers:Martin Folger, Head of Pharmaceutical Development, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica (Germany)Ulrich Ruemenapp, Head Biotech Projects, Bayer Pharma (Germany)Hairong (Angela) Zhou, Scientific Manager, Genentech (USA)Jo Pisani, Partner, Strategy team, PwC (UK)Mairead Fogarty, Senior Director of Process Development and Scale-up, Alkermes (Ireland)Giles Breault, Head of Productivity Service Solutions, Novartis Pharma (Switzerland)Cristian Lienas, Global Sourcing Category Manager, Almirall (Spain)Transactions, Sanofi Pasteur (USA)
Module E: Strategic PartneringFinding alignment between opportunities and obstacles in strategic partnering to maximise R&D productivity
Speakers:Ulrike Kreysa, Vice-President Healthcare, GS1 Global (Belgium)Michael Nieuwesteeg, Managing Director, NVC Packaging Centre (Netherlands)Dirk Hendrik Kneusels, Commercial Director, Laetus GmbH (Germany)Dr. Marietta Ulrich-Horn, CEO, Securikett (Germany)Vince Postill, SVP of Business Development, PRISYM ID (UK) Heico Munzinger, Regional Sales Director, Hapa (Germany)
Module F:Pharmaceutical Packaging and LabellingAchieving efficiency, safety, security and patient compliance through innovative management techniques
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Following the Pre-Connect Conference, join us for CPhI Worldwide 2013 (22-24 October), the world’s leading pharmaceutical networking event with over 29,000 attendees from 133 countries and 2,200 exhibitors. Meet face-to-face with international pharmaceutical companies, stay informed about the latest industry trends and remain one step ahead of a constantly changing pharmaceutical market.
CPhI Worldwide provides 3 days to drive business the rest of the year: Meet the entire pharma industry in one location, find companies across key sectors, meet companies from around the world and keep up on the latest industry developments. Plus, free access to all co-located events including ICSE, P-MEC Europe and InnoPack. Register online today at www.cphi.com for your FREE expo pass, including the option to choose a VIP conference package offering exclusive benefits for visitors, including access to the VIP Business Lounge and the Pharma Awards Party.
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10:00 – 18:00, 21 October, Messe Frankfurt, Germany
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Hosted alongside CPhI Worldwide exhibition, this year’s exclusive free content gives you a unique opportunity to learn more about already well established and up-and-coming pharmaceutical sectors. Run across three exhibition days our informative In-Focus Sessions will provide you with a chance to assess the opportunities in lucrative markets of Animal Health, Natural Extracts and Biopharmaceuticals.
Hear from IMS Health, KLIFOVET, Trifermed, Frost & Sullivan, Prati-Donaduzzi, RNI Consulting and many more. Remember to stop by the show floor and receive essential insight into these promising markets absolutely free of charge!
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In-Focus Session: Animal Health
In-Focus Session: Natural Extracts as a Source of Preventative Healthcare
In-Focus Session: Biopharmaceuticals
10:00 - 11:30
10:00 - 11:30
09:40 - 10:40
15:00 - 16:30
14:30 - 16:00
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Understanding of the regulations and approval process for veterinary drugs in different continents
Borderline Products: Opportunities to Market Products as Non-veterinary Medicinal Products in Animal Health in Europe
The future of manufacturing technologies: promoting innovation in complex biopharmaceutical manufacturing The Challenge of Access to Biopharmaceuticals as Costs Drive Unaffordable Market Growth
Market Opportunities for Ingredient Manufacturers Regulatory Landscape for Natural Extracts
Partnerships in Animal Health: An Essential Pathway for Success Case Study: Looking for Establishing Effective Partnerships Models
Global Biopharmaceutical Contract Manufacturing Market – Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis Outsourcing as viable R&D and manufacturing strategies: adapting business models to maintain the market position
Promoting Quality Assurance and Technical Standards Innovation and Technological Advances in Manufacturing of Natural Extracts
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CONFERENCE MODULES
10:00 – 12:00 Module A: Generics & Super oR Module B: Drug Delivery Systems Generics in Emerging Markets 13:00 – 15:00 Module C: Biosimilars & Biobetters oR Module d: API Sourcing in Emerging Markets 16:00 – 18:00 Module E: Strategic Partnering oR Module F: Pharmaceutical Packaging & Labelling
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