Kristi Griffiths
co-Chair ; Eli Lilly & Company
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Julia O'Neill
co-Chair ; Moderna
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Stan Altan
Janssen
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Timo Bailer
Boehringer-Ingelheim
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Rick Burdick
Burdick Consulting
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Catherine Cheng
Novartis Gene Therapies
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JoAnn Coleman
Spark Therapeutics
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Katherine Giacoletti
Synolostats, LLC
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Theodoro Koulis
Genentech
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Ruojia Li
Bristol-Myers Squibb
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Tsai-Lien Lin
FDA
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Jia Liu
Pfizer
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Areti Manola
Janssen
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Chuck Miller
Merck
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Guillermo Miro-Quesada
AstraZeneca
Laura Pack
Rezolute
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Jose Ramirez
Amgen
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Tara Scherder
Synolostats, LLC
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Tim Schofield
CMC Sciences
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Meiyu Shen
FDA
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Confirmed Speakers - Session / Breakout co-Chairs – Facilitators

Stan Altan
Janssen Pharmaceutical R&D LLC
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Timo Bailer
Boehringer Ingelheim
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Diane Blumenthal
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Bruno Boulanger
PharmaLex
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Andreas Brandt
BfArM
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Cristiana Campa
GSK & Vaccines Europe
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Fang Chen
SAS Institute Inc.
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JoAnn Coleman
Spark Therapeutics
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Reza Eivaskhani
Janssen
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Paul Faya
Eli Lilly and Company
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Jinxin (Jerry) Gao
Eli Lilly and Company
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Katherine Giacoletti
Merck & Co., Inc.
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Kristi Griffiths
Eli Lilly & Company
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Theodoro Koulis
Genentech
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Qianqiu (Jenny) Li
Janssen Research & Development
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Ruojia Li
Bristol-Myers Squibb
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Tsai-Lien Lin
FDA/CBER
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Jia Liu
Pfizer
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Olav Lyngberg
Janssen
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Areti Manola
Janssen
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Chuck Miller
Merck & Co., Inc.
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Guillermo Miro-Quesada
AstraZeneca
Julia O’Neill
Moderna
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Laura Pack
Rezolute
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John Peterson
PDQ Research & Consulting
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José Ramirez
Amgen Inc
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Barbara Rellahan
Amgen Inc.
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Tara Scherder
Synolostats
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Tim Schofield
CMC Sciences
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Arzu Selen
FDA/CDER/OPQ/OTR
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Meiyu Shen
FDA/CDER
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Session I - Prior Knowledge as a Means to Further QbD Implementation

Breakout Session 1 - Prior Knowledge as a Means to Further QbD Implementation

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Facilitated by Ruojia Li, Bristol-Myers Squibb

Breakout Session 2 – Opportunities for Working with Big Data in Biologicals

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Facilitated by JoAnn Coleman, Spark Therapeutics

Session II – CMC Statistics Advancement in a Regulated Industry

Breakout Session 1 – CMC Statistics Advancement in a Regulated Industry

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Facilitated by Laura Pack, Rezolute

Breakout Session 2 – Patient-Centric Specifications

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Facilitated by Tim Schofield, IABS; CMC Science LLC

Session III – Current Trends and Issues in Continuous Manufacture Driving Drug Development

Breakout Session 1- Current Trends and Issues in Continuous Manufacture Driving Drug Development

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Facilitated by Areti Manola, Janssen

Breakout Session 2 – Updating Limits Using Bayesian Methods

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Facilitated by Tara Scherder, Synolostats, LLC

Session IV – Case Studies of Acceleration with a Lifecycle Approach

Breakout Session 1- Case Studies of Acceleration with a Lifecycle Approach

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Facilitated by Katherine Giacoletti, Merck & Co., Inc.

Breakout Session 2 – Bayesian Success Stories in CMC

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Facilitated by Chuck Miller, Merck & Co., Inc.

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