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Regulation, Marketing and Technical Innovation in Cosmetics and Pharmaceuticals
28 March - 29 March 2001
Regulation, Marketing and Technical Innovation in Cosmetics and Pharmaceuticals
Cosmetic companies are increasingly developing and marketing skin care products that they provide therapeutic effects for users. Techniques traditionally employed by the pharmaceutical industry are now crossing the sector as the lines dividing the two industries become more blurred. For those companies prepared to meet the challenges that lay ahead, the cosmetic markets are expected to bring substantial rewards over the forecast period.

For our part, as world-leaders in pharmaceutical conferences, SAE Media Group Pharma has identified the Cosmetic field as a targeted sector for executives anxious to keep a close eye on industry development. As a key industry representative, you are aware of the commercial possibilities of this sector and how they could benefit your company. Couple this with the fantastic networking opportunities offered to all of our delegates and you can see that this year’s Regulation, Marketing & Technical Innovation in… Cosmetics & Pharmaceutical is an opportunity waiting to be exploited.

Conference agenda

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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9:00

Chairman's Opening Remarks

Dr Albert Kligman

Dr Albert Kligman, Professor of Dermatology, University of Pennsylvania

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9:10

THE CHANGING FACE OF COMPETITION

Terry McCormick

Terry McCormick, Head, Global Cosmetics Industry Unit, Roche

  • How has the cosmecutical market operated to date?
  • How is the pharmaceutical industry positioned to move into the cosmeceutical industry?
  • -transferable research skills
  • -healthcare knowledge and experience
  • Trends in new product development
  • Strategies for developing and marketing cosmeceuticals
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    9:40

    GLOBAL HARMONISATION IN COSMETIC REGULATION

    Keith Legg

    Keith Legg, Director, Regulatory Affairs, Gillette

  • Innovation: developing products that stay ahead of the competition
  • Customer focus: maintaining a loyal customer base
  • Clinical support: the product development pipeline
  • Unique selling properties with added value: cosmeceuticals
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    10:20

    COSMETICS OR PHARMACEUTICALS

    Dr Arie Giniger

    Dr Arie Giniger, Director, Development development, Tamarkin Pharmaceutical

  • Customer-Cosmetic, a progressing relationship
  • The convergence of the pharmaceutical and cosmetic
  • Integrating science and commercialisation
  • Emerging cosmeceuticals
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    11:00

    Morning Coffee

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    11:20

    MARKET OVERVIEW

    Dr Dondeena Bradley

    Dr Dondeena Bradley, Principal, Health Business Partners

  • Highlights of the market size and growth characteristics
  • An overview of the U.S distribution and channels
  • The key players: natural players and those looking at the natural space
  • Looking into attractive sub-segments
  • Detail ‘hot’ products and markets
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    12:00

    INTRODUCING COSMETICS

    Dr Claude Boullion

    Dr Claude Boullion, Associate Research and Development Director, L’Oreal

  • What is the defination of a cosmetic according to EU, FDA, Japanease regulations
  • Is there a need for a third category?
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    12:40

    Networking Lunch

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    14:00

    WADING THROUGH THE EVIDENCE

    Stan Shapiro

    Stan Shapiro, Vice President, Research and Development, Skin Research Center, Johnson and Johnson Consumer Products World-wide

  • Pigment modulation
  • Anti-inflammatory activity
  • Anti-oxidant protection
  • Test systems
  • Challenges
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    14:40

    BIOTECHNOLOGICAL IMPACT

    Gayle Walker

    Gayle Walker, Chief Executive Officer, Biozhem Cosmeceuticals

  • Manipulating growth tissue as cosmetic ingredients
  • The development of botanically based skin care products
  • The effects on ageing, photo damage
  • Other opportunities in tissue engineering
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    15:40

    NOVEL COSMETIC SKIN PATCH TECHNOLOGY

    Dr Melissa Fitzgerald

    Dr Melissa Fitzgerald, Senior Vice President, Research and Development, DermTech

  • Non-invasive isolation and identification of mRNA from the skin using DermPatch
  • Epidermal biomarkersfor irritation and sensitization in predictive patch testing
  • Applications of the DermPatch for molecular diagnosis
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    16:20

    NOVEL COSMETIC SKIN PATCH TECHNOLOGY

    Claire Briney

    Claire Briney, Project Manager, Euromonitor

  • The global cosmetics and toiletries market
  • Key market drivers
  • The future outlook
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    17:00

    IN VITRO EVALUATION USING STANDARDIZED HUMAN TISSUE MODELS

    Bart de Wever

    Bart de Wever, Business development director, SkinEthic Laboratories

  • inflammatory mediator assessment for dermal irritation prediction
  • depigmentation and tanning in vitro
  • reconstituted human corneal epithelium as Draize eye irritation alternative
  • oral care product evaluation on buccal and gingival tissue models
  • in vitro vaginal mucosa for irritation testing of gynecological products
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    17:30

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

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    17:40

    Networking drinks reception

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    8:30

    Re-registration and Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    Tom Clough

    Tom Clough, Managing Director, Health Business Partners

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    9:10

    TANNING WITHOUT FEAR

    Peter Dobson

    Peter Dobson, Founder, Nanox

  • The problems associated with some sunscreens
  • The applications of nanoparticles in sun-protection lotions
  • Current research findings on nanoparticles
  • Future opportunities?
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    9:40

    DRUG DELIVERY

    Duncan Aust

    Duncan Aust, Director, Product Development, The Collaborative Group

  • The need for superior delivery technologies in the cosmetic industry
  • How the cosmetic industry has surpassed the pharmaceutical industry in this respect
  • Integrating the two disciplines into a cosmeceuticals niche market
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    10:20

    THE NOTION OF EFFICACY

    Dr Navin Geria

    Dr Navin Geria, Research Fellow, Warner Lambert Consumer Healthcare R&D

  • New topical delivery systems for personal care products
  • Enhanced efficacy
  • Skin benefits that can be validated by clinical testing
  • Practical applications across different categories
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    11:00

    Morning Coffee

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    11:20

    COSMETIC TESTING

    Dr Thomas Dooley

    Dr Thomas Dooley, Chief Executive Officer, IntegriDerm

  • DNA arrays in the post-genomic era
  • DermArrayTM DNA microarrays
  • Identification of biomarkers for efficacy & toxicity
  • Minoxidil and hydroquinone sentinel responses
  • In vitro screening
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    12:00

    EFFICACY STANDARDS

    Prof David Salter

    Prof David Salter, Consultant & Honary Professor of Dermatology, DeMontfort University

  • Consumer pressure
  • Regulatory supervision
  • Standards of proof
  • Europe and the world
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    12:40

    Networking Lunch

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    14:00

    COSMETIC TESTING

    Dr Stephen Bielfeldt

    Dr Stephen Bielfeldt, Head of Cosmetics and Method Development, Bioskin

  • Safety, activity and acceptability testing
  • Adapting pharmaceutical tests for cosmetics
  • Understanding the cosmetic regulatory system
  • How cosmetic tests are going to have to develop in the future
  • Optimisation of drug delivery processes
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    14:40

    CLAIMS SUBSTANTIATION

    Dr MK Raheja

    Dr MK Raheja, President & Chief Operating Officer, Hill-Top

  • Claim substantiation process
  • New methodology in proving the performance of a product
  • Mulit-prong approach to proving a claim; clinical evaluation, consumer self-assessment, bioinstrumentation
  • Photographic and imaging techniques for claim substantiation
  • Case study: anti-ageing products
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    15:20

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:40

    NATURAL PLANT MATERIALS IN COSMETICS

    Dr Jurgen Vollhardt

    Dr Jurgen Vollhardt, Vice President, Research and Development, Cosmetic Division, DRAGOCO

  • Quality issues for natural materials, e.g. growth conditions, manufacturing procedures
  • Examplesof cosmetic benefits of plant materials in skin care, effects that meet the demands of cusumers in a doule sense
  • Ways to assure consistancy for natural plant materials
  • -research for active principles
  • -standardisation procedures
  • -high level purification
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    16:20

    MARKETING COSMECEUTICALS

    Sari Post

    Sari Post, Senior Analyst, Consumer Markets, DataMonitor

  • The new mass consumer
  • Cosmetic sales indicators
  • Where do the opportunities lie?
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    17:00

    Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Conference

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