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November 4–5, 2020 posummit.com AMERICAN PHARMA OUTSOURCING SUMMIT 2020 Designing a new future for manufacturing, quality and supply chain leaders TOMORROW'S CONNECTION TODAY +1-416-298-7005 [email protected] PROGRAM AMERICAN PHARMA OUTSOURCING SUMMIT 2020 · DAY 1 NOVEMBER 4 , 2020 th 10:30 am – 10:50 am EST LOG-IN AND WELCOME 10:50 am – 11:00 am EST CHAIR'S OPENING REMARKS

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Page 1: AMERICAN PHARMA OUTSOURCING SUMMIT 2020

November 4–5, 2020

posummit.com

AMERICAN PHARMA OUTSOURCING SUMMIT2020

Designing a new future for manufacturing, quality and supply chain leadersTOMORROW'S CONNECTION TODAY

[email protected]

PROGRAM

AMERICAN PHARMA OUTSOURCING SUMMIT 2020 · DAY 1NOVEMBER 4 , 2020th

10:30 am – 10:50 am EST

LOG-IN AND WELCOME

10:50 am – 11:00 am EST

CHAIR'S OPENING REMARKS

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MARK FROMHOLD, PH.D.Sr. Director, Head, MSAT Lundbeck

11:05 am – 11:40 am EST

OPENING KEYNOTES

WALTER CHARLESSVP, Chief Procurement O�cer Allergan

USING AI AND NEXT-GEN TOOLS TO ADD MASSIVE VALUE TOPROCUREMENT SYSTEMS

Examining how businesses can power up procurement with AI and what it can mean foryour bottom lineAI and supplier evaluations: how will AI change supply chain? What are futurepossibilities?What are the next generation of tools that will help improve procurement systems?Identifying areas for improvement, solving problems and driving maximum impact in procurement processesExamining current possibilities in procurement: how to leverage the second longest leverin all business (after sales) to drive success and growth

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BEN LOCWINSVP, Quality Lumicell

A CRITICAL LOOK AT THE FUTURE OF PHARMAExploring what the future of pharma looks like from the perspective of a FuturistHow to be a better predictor of the futureThe accuracy of the quanti�ed self and creating false conditions in peopleAs digital becomes more and more the 'now,' what does that mean for 'what's next'?Insight on “Solidarity” clinical trial for COVID-19 treatments

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11:45 am – 12:25 pm EST

PRE-ARRANGED 1-2-1 BUSINESS MEETINGS AND NETWORKING

12:30 pm – 1:05 pm EST

WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP

DAVE EDWARDSEVP MasterControl

PAPER PROCESSES HAVE NO PLACE IN HIGH VOLUMEMANUFACTURING

Paper-based processes are slowing you down and costing more than youthink It’s time for digital transformationDigitization gives you the power to scale quickly, meet rising demandand deliver a quality product faster than the competitionMaintain an audit-ready state to provide customers with thetransparency they need right nowEnsure remote workers throughout the country and across the globe can collaborate using the latest dataFind out how other manufacturers leveraged technology to increaserevenueLearn strategies they used and add them to your playbook

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WORKSHOP

JOHN JACEYDigitalization Strategy Team TraceLink

JOHN BERMUDEZGeneral Manager, Digital Network Platform TraceLink

DIGITALLY TRANSFORM THE WAY YOU WORK WITH YOURSUPPLIERS

Addressing the need for better digital supply chain processes to managethe onslaught of COVID-19 issues: Why are many putting digital transformationprojects on hold?Industry research shows supply chains that are more progressed in theirtransformation journey are more likely to view the COVID-19 impact asless severe than those who have not progressed with their digital supply chain transformationLearning from a leading CMO, with a case study highlighting theirapproach to multi-enterprise collaboration with suppliers, by leveraging an industry-wide digitalsupply chain networkSeeing how network-based work management processes enable multi-discipline, multi-company teams to work together virtually to identifypotential disruptions and be more responsive to changes in demandLearning how to quickly resolve supplier incidents, approve changecontrols and conduct quality document reviewsDeveloping an actionable road map for end-to-end supply networkdigitalization to build a more agile and resilient supply chain.

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1:10 pm – 1:40 pm EST

LUNCH & LEARN ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

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TIMO TAGHIZADEH, PHDHead, Business Development andMarketing tesa Labtec GmbH

START-UP OR BIG PHARMA: CHALLENGES INDEVELOPMENT, TRANSFER AND COMMERCIALMANUFACTURING - A CDMO PERSPECTIVE

BRYAN J. COLEMANSenior Director, Pharmaceutical andMedical Device Services EAS Consulting Group

INTERNAL QUALIFICATION PROGRAMS -COMPLIANCE, AUDITING & MONITORING OFYOUR CMOS

BRITTANY HAYES, PH.D.Director, Applied Technology Recro

MANAGING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS TOINTERNAL AND EXTERNAL MANUFACTURINGPARTNERS

SPEAKER TBALaxai

HOW DATA CAN TRANSFORM DECISIONMAKING AND R&D

CHERI ORTHManager, Key Accounts Natoli Engineering Company

CREATING NIMBLE AND AGILE NETWORKS TOMANAGE COMPLEX SCENARIOS

ADAM SYBROWSKYBusiness Development Executive MasterControl

SUCCESSFUL AUTOMATION TO IMPROVEQUALITY, SAFETY AND DAILY OPERATIONS

Retro�t IoTBig Data & Smart AnalyticsCloud AutomationWork�ow AutomationMES and System Integration

Bene�t from additional learning by joining a moderated roundtable discussion on pressing issues in the industry. Seating is limited. Choose from:

1:45 pm – 2:25 pm EST

PRE-ARRANGED 1-2-1 BUSINESS MEETINGS AND NETWORKING

MANUFACTURING

TANYA MEZHEBOVSKY, PH.D.Head, Pharmaceutical Development Alexion

CMC AND DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES FORBIOTHERAPEUTICS: FROM PRE-FORMULATIONTO COMMERCIAL

Biotherapeutics development, bispeci�cs, fusionproteins, and/or combination productsWhat are the current best practices in end-to-endbiopharmaceutical development and commercialization?What strategies and best practices can we learn fromAlexion's CMC

QUALITY

ROBERT BERLINDivision Director, Division of Clinical Policy,O�ce of New Drug Policy FDA

ADVANCING CLINICAL AND REGULATORYPOLICY AGENDA'S TO DRIVE MEANINGFULGROWTH AND INNOVATION

Addressing how the current COVID-19 pandemic a�ectedthe movement and progress of clinical and regulatorypoliciesOutlining policies and procedures related to productapplications, digital health and diagnosticsCase study: Discussing new drug policies and high levelplans for 2021 and beyond

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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

FRANCIS DUMONTSenior Director, External Drug ProductSupply Strategy P�zer, Inc.

DRUG PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TOCOMMERCIAL STRATEGIES: THE CRITICALITYOF ROBUST SOURCING APPROACHES

Some high-level, pharma development throughcommercialization challengesConsiderations for partnering, divesting, acquiring orgoing it aloneKey steps for implementing the right make versus buyapproachesBest practices for aligning reality withoutsourcing strategic ideals

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2:30 pm – 3:05 pm EST

SESSIONS

3:10 pm – 4:10 pm EST

EXPO HALL NETWORKING

AMERICAN PHARMA OUTSOURCING SUMMIT 2020 · DAY 2NOVEMBER 5 , 2020th

10:30 am – 10:50 am EST

LOG-IN AND WELCOME

10:50 am – 11:00 am EST

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MARK FROMHOLD, PH.D.Sr. Director, Head, MSAT Lundbeck

CHAIR'S OPENING REMARKS

LUIZ ALBERTO BARBERINIHead, External Manufacturing, Latin America Bayer Consumer Care

COLLABORATING WITH CMOS TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY AND OVERCOMECAPACITY ISSUES – AND IMPACT OF A COMPLEX PANDEMIC SCENARIO

Partner with CMOs to promote innovationUtilize Lean and continuous improvement to drive e�ciency and improve operationsGet alignment with CMOs to better manage capacity and riskTake Aways and tips that can be implemented to improve relationships

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MARCIA BARONISenior Director, Quality and Site Quality Head Emergent BioSolutions

EXPLORING VACCINE MANUFACTURING AND QUALITY OVERSIGHT INTHE COVID-19 ERA AND BEYOND

How do you maintain vaccine manufacturing, oversight and working with 3rd partymanufacturers during the current pandemic?Considerations for QA and QC in Emergent’s vaccine manufacturingWhat are the consequences of working in a resource limited virtual setting for qualitycontrol, analytical development, quality assurance and regulatory a�airs?Technical, quality, business and implementation factors for manufacturing vaccines –both Emergent’s internal oversight and oversight of work performed by CDMO’s onEmergent’s behalfHow does the COVID-19 pandemic shape the future of our Quality Unit model

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11:05 am – 11:40 am EST

OPENING KEYNOTES

11:45 am – 12:25 pm EST

PRE-ARRANGED 1-2-1 BUSINESS MEETINGS AND NETWORKING

WORKSHOP

CHARLIE MAHERGlobal Director, Process and Manufacturing Technology CAI

TECH TRANSFER PROGRAM MANAGEMENT – BEST PRACTICESUnderstanding how technology transfer is integral to the lifecycle of virtually everypharmaceutical productEnabling a product to advance from the development lab into clinical manufacturing andthen scale-up to commercial productionMeasuring the success of a tech transfer in terms of meeting quality, regulatory, andbusiness goalsExploring why e�ective Program Management is the key to achieving all three dimensionsof success in a technology transfer project

 

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WORKSHOP

JACOB JENSENAssociate Director, Head, Program Management, Process Analytics andTechnology Transfer FUJIFILM Diosynth

MANAGING AN EXTERNAL SUPPLY NETWORK TO OPTIMIZE SUPPLYCHAIN AND PRODUCTION

What does the current outsourcing landscape look like?Exploring new markets, hubs and plants across a global networkLeveraging digital and ERP platforms to meet patient demandOptimizing project management, inventory management, production scheduling, logisticsand distribution, and organizational design for consumer products

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12:30 pm – 1:05 pm EST

WORKSHOPS

SARAH BETHUNESr. Director, Pharmaceutics and Formulation Development Cambrex

ACCELERATING YOUR SMALL MOLECULE THERAPEUTICS INTO THEMARKET

JEFFREY SPEICHERGeneral Manager, Commercial Avéma Pharma Solutions

BENEFITS OF INTEGRATED SMALL-VOLUME MANUFACTURINGCAPABILITIES

1:10 pm – 1:40 pm EST

LUNCH & LEARN ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

Bene�t from additional learning by joining a moderated roundtable discussion on pressing issues in the industry.

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SPEAKER TBASmart Consulting

IDENTIFYING, EVALUATING AND ON-BOARDING PARTNERS IN CLINICALSUPPLY AND MANUFACTURING

ANNE ERTLÉSr. Director, Language Services Amplexor Life Sciences

AVOIDING LOCAL LABEL ERRORS AND ENSURING COMPLIANCE FORPHARMA COMPANIES

1:45 pm – 2:25 pm EST

PRE-ARRANGED 1-2-1 BUSINESS MEETINGS AND NETWORKING

MANUFACTURING

FRIEDA WILEYFreelance Health Writer O, The Oprah Magazine and WebMD

DETLEF BEHRENSHead, CMO Biocon

HOW CLOSE STRATEGIC PARTNERING AND THE ‘VALUE PROPOSITIONAPPROACH’ CHANGES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHARMA CLIENTSAND THEIR CUSTOMERS

Examining in-house versus outsourced R&D, and how the decision between the two isimpacted by COVID-19Exploring changing approaches to how pharma companies’ evaluate the work of CDMOsuppliers: the value proposition approachStrategies for value proposition: open book calculations, buying of capacity, greatervisibility, and e�ective supply chain managementHow to �nd the best CDMO in the jungle of potential partners? Perspectives from bothinsourcing and outsourcing experience

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QUALITY

LARRY PUDERBACHAssociate VP, Research Quality Merck

ADAPTING THE SUPPLIER QUALITY MODEL FOR A DYNAMIC CLINICALENVIRONMENT

Rede�ning the necessary skill-sets to keep pace with advancing science and technologyLeveraging Quality by Design (QbD) initiatives and AnalyticsExploring quality as a value propositionUsing Covid19 business adversity as a change agent

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2:30 pm – 3:05 pm EST

SESSIONS

3:10 pm – 4:10 pm EST

EXPO HALL NETWORKING

AMERICAN PHARMA OUTSOURCING SUMMIT 2020 · DAY 3NOVEMBER 6 , 2020th

10:00 am – 10:05 am EST

LOG-IN AND WELCOME

ARLEEN PAULINOSVP, Global Manufacturing Amgen

IRENA MCGUFFYSenior Director and Head, Drug ProductOperations GlaxoSmithKline

RADHA IYERChief Quality O�cer and VP, Qualityand Scienti�c A�airs, Global DevelopedMarkets Dr. Reddy's Laboratories

RAE-ANN COOKVP, Supply Chain Culture and CapabilityDevelopment Johnson & Johnson

JENNIFER MCCAFFERTYVP, External Manufacturing Operations Merck

10:10 am – 10:50 am EST

NETWORKING BREAKFAST

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WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP ROUNDTABLE

We invite our attendees to network at a Women in Leadership Roundtable with discussion from inspirational leaders in outsourcing. Seating is limited, so please sign up early.

MARK FROMHOLD, PH.D.Sr. Director, Head, MSAT Lundbeck

10:50 am – 11:00 am EST

CHAIR'S OPENING REMARKS

SANDRA AHERNHead, Biologic External Supply Quality Sano�

MANAGING GLOBAL EXTERNAL SUPPLY TO OPTIMIZE DEVELOPMENT ANDQUALITY

Technical, quality, business, and implementation factors for manufacturing drug productswith external suppliers globallyExamining the transition and integration of in-licenced drug products after they areacquired by your companyExploring how to manage demand, supply, and inventory across multiple markets andlogistics operations on a global scaleBest practices for external supply and manufacturing: suggestions for workingrelationshipsTaking a look at equity expansion, system implementation, expense control and oversight

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MICHELE JOHNSONHead, ESO Procurement, Americas Novartis

IMPROVING SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIPS AND ENCOURAGINGTRANSPARENCY WITHIN SUPPLIER PARTNERSHIPS

How the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted how we engage with our partners andsuppliersAssessing risk exposure constantly and having contingency plans in place for various formsof disruptionDiscussing supply chain di�culties that would normally be easily resolved and how wehave been able to adapt to ensure engagement with limited interactionsDiscussing the importance of responsible risk management, relationship, cost, geography,IP and timelines in determining partner selection

11:05 am – 11:40 am EST

OPENING KEYNOTES

11:45 am – 12:25 pm EST

PRE-ARRANGED 1-2-1 BUSINESS MEETINGS AND NETWORKING

QUALITY

AMIR ZURSenior Director and Head, Product Quality and Digital Health Teva Pharmaceuticals

USING DATA AND ANALYTICS TO DRIVE MEANINGFUL GROWTH,INNOVATION, AND POSITIVE HEALTH IMPACTS

Using Data and Analytics to Drive Meaningful Growth, Innovation and Positive HealthImpactsUsing AI, data, algorithms and analytics to drive successful outcomesDeveloping analytical control strategies: examining pharma companies' shift from internalto external programs – and then back againManaging the consequences of working in a resource limited virtual setting for analyticaldevelopmentCase study: How Teva Pharmaceuticals is adding automation to the drug manufacturingprocess

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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

JUNE OSOFSKYAssociate Director, Commercial Supply Planning Allakos

OPTIMIZING OUTSOURCED PHARMACEUTICAL SUPPLY PLANNING:DYNAMIC AND BROAD STRATEGIES FOR TRANSFORMING SUPPLY CHAINMANAGEMENT

Exploring strategic planning of pharmaceutical product supply chain management: whatare the biggest current trends and considerations?Taking a look at planning module within ERP systems vs excel based planning: dynamic vsstatic safety stock and promoting optimal inventory planningProactive strategies for reducing E&O in biopharmaceuticals with limited shelf life (E&O:Expiry and Obsolete)Moving away from �re�ghting to optimal supply planningMaximizing operational e�ciency in inventory management and production scheduling

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12:30 pm – 1:05 pm EST

SESSIONS

AMNON EYLATHVIPUL GANDHI

1:10 pm – 1:40 pm EST

LUNCH & LEARN ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

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VP, Quality Constellation Pharmaceuticals

CMO QUALITY OVERSIGHT AND RISKMANAGEMENT

Senior Manager, Quality Assurance, ThirdParty Operation Alvogen

DELIVERING HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTSTHROUGH CONTRACT MANUFACTURING

SCOTT DUNCANDirector, CMC Silicon Therapeutics

BEN LOCWINSVP, Quality Lumicell

MANINDER HORA, PH.D.Chief Technical Operations O�cer Amunix

SATYA KUCHIMANCHIVP, CMC Triplet Therapeutics

AMNON EYLATHVP, Quality Constellation Pharmaceuticals

ENHANCING RELATIONSHIPS WITH THIRD-PARTY PARTNERS TO DRIVE PRODUCTIVITY AND GROWTHWhat are some of today's considerations for building better relationships with contractors?Increasing communication and collaboration to avoid risks to customer service level, costs, visibility and complianceBest techniques for breaking down silos and managing the relationship through a team approachDiscussing skills that must be developed and fostered with your Supplier Relationship TeamExamining win-win examples from e�ective partnership modelsSustaining continuous improvement initiatives and taking partnerships to the next level

 

1:45 pm – 2:25 pm EST

PANEL DISCUSSION

2:30 pm – 2:35 pm EST

CLOSING REMARKS & PRIZE ANNOUNCEMENTS

2:40 pm – 3:40 pm EST

EXPO HALL NETWORKING