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Collaborations & Licensing in the Pharma & Biotech Industries
29 June - 30 June 2005
Collaborations & Licensing in the Pharma & Biotech Industries
Licensing is playing an increasing role in the business model of pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. In 2003, 24.4% of the sales of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies were derived from in-licensed drugs. In response, licensing has moved away from its roots as a transaction for intellectual property rights, emerging as a key value driver. Industry leaders now recognise licensing as a strategic mechanism through which they can achieve their corporate objectives

SAE Media Group's 3rd Annual Collaborations and Licensing in the Pharma & Biotech Industries Conference will provide attendees with an overview of the market including strategic partnerships in biotechnology supported by an analysis of recent deal case studies. The conference aims to cover topical issues including the CRO/Pharma collaborations - what can pharma companies learn from CROs? Out-licensing activities of big pharma companies - what is for sale? How venture capitalist knowledge systems are used to assist the licensing process and their role in bringing new drugs to market.

"A must attend event complete with leading industry experts in the field discussing the latest tools and ideas to enhance your deal-making process"

Gain an insight from the key industry leaders in the field including:

Dr Ray Hill, Executive Director, Licensing & External Research, Merck
Dr Mark Rogers, Director, Licensing & Development, Pfizer
Dr Jürgen Heitmann, Senior Manager, Out-Licensing & Partnering, Novartis
Associate Professor Brita Sjöström, Vice President, Contract Sales, Biovitrum
Dr Dee Athwal, Director, Business Development, UCB-Celltech Group
Andrew Mackie, Head, Alliance Management, Antisoma
Anthony Nagle, Managing Director - Region Europe, Fuld & Company
Joel Besse, Senior Partner, Atlas Venture
Dr Stephen Barnhill, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Health Discovery Corporation

Conference agenda

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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9:00

Chairman's Opening Remarks

Mark Rogers

Mark Rogers, Director, Licensing & Development, Pfizer

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9:10

GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THE COLLABORATION

Gregory  Berman

Gregory Berman, Medical Products Group Leader, PA Consulting

  • Optimising research and development
  • Speed of delivery
  • Benefits and opportunities for better partnerships
  • Moving towards strategic relationships
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    9:50

    TRENDS IN DEAL-MAKING

    Anthony Nagle

    Anthony Nagle, Managing Director - Region Europe , Fuld & Co

  • Where is your competitive advantage?
  • Application to in-licensing
  • Application to out-licensing
  • Saving time and money
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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    11:00

    COLLABORATIONS AND LICENSING

    Andrew Mackie

    Andrew Mackie, Head, Alliance Management, Antisoma

  • In-licensing from universities
  • Out-licensing to big pharma
  • Structuring the relationships to maximise the benefit for both sides
  • Antisoma - Roche relationship: lessons learnt
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    11:40

    CONTRACT MANUFACTURING RELATIONSHIPS

    Brita Sjöström

    Brita Sjöström, Vice President, Contract Sales, Biopharmaceuticals, Biovitrum AB

  • Managing contract manufacturing
  • Communication - a key success factor
  • Agree on timelines
  • Defining results and deliverables
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    12:20

    Networking Lunch

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    14:00

    IN-LICENSING AND BIOTECH PARTNERSHIPS

    Loïc  Kubitza

    Loïc Kubitza, Assistant Director, Valuation & Strategy, PricewaterhouseCoopers

  • Recent trendsin biotech alliances
  • Estimating the value of licensnig deals
  • The limitations of licensing for biotech emancipation
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    14:40

    OUT-LICENSING ACTIVITES OF BIG PHARMA COMPANIES

    Jürgen Heitmann

    Jürgen Heitmann, Senior Manager, Out-Licensing & Partnering, Novartis

  • Why do the key players license-out?
  • What kinds of opportunities exist?
  • How to get them
  • Typical deal constructs
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    15:20

    THE BENEFITS AND RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH GLOBAL PRODUCT LICENSING

    Mark Rogers

    Mark Rogers, Director, Licensing & Development, Pfizer

  • What are the benefits and issues associated with global product licensing?
  • Assessing the technology/commercial and business risk of global product licensing candidates
  • What are the critical success factors and future directions for global product licensing?
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    16:00

    Afternoon Tea

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    16:00

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

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    8:30

    Registration & Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    Anthony Nagle

    Anthony Nagle, Managing Director - Region Europe , Fuld & Co

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    9:10

    VENTURE CAPITALIST KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS

    Joel Besse

    Joel Besse, Senior Partner, Atlas Venture

  • What is their role in bringing new drugs to market?
  • Are they more effective innovators?
  • Driving shareholder value
  • Attracting investors
  • Improving valuation
  • CRM systems
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    9:50

    THE USE OF MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS TO BOLSTER PRODUCT PIPELINES

    Dee Athwal

    Dee Athwal, Director, Business Development, UCB-Celltech

  • Building a global integrated biopharma business
  • Combining small molecule expertise with biologicals
  • Challenges
  • UCB acquisition of Celltech
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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    11:40

    CRO/PHARMA COLLABORATIONS

    Doug Cookson

    Doug Cookson, Marketing Manager, Quintiles (UK) Ltd

  • Facilitating an effective relationship
  • What are the risks and benefits?
  • What can pharma companies learn from CROs?
  • Challenges and limitations
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    12:20

    Networking Lunch

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    14:00

    RECENT DEAL CASE STUDY

    Chris Neild

    Chris Neild, Director, Strategy & Commercial Services, Bridgehead International

  • How do deal values change through the late stages of development?
  • Case studies
  • How significant is the trend to late stage profit-sharing?
  • Is late stage profit-sharing sustainable?
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    14:40

    EVOLUTION OF THE MERCK APPROACH TO LICENSING

    Ray Hill

    Ray Hill, Executive Director, Licensing & External Research, Merck

  • Important aspects of organisation
  • How to locate and manage opportunities
  • Recent case histories
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    WHAT MAKES A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL

    Ann Gales

    Ann Gales, Director, International Search, Ruston Poole International

  • What the client wants
  • Different organisations/different roles
  • Business development as part of the executive/management team
  • International perspective
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    16:00

    Afternoon Tea

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    16:00

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

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