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Pharmaceutical Portfolio & Product Life Cycle Management
28 June - 29 June 2010
Pharmaceutical Portfolio & Product Life Cycle Management

Developing promising portfolios into a profitable revenue stream in such a highly regulated and resource limited environment is a challenging undertaking. It is therefore essential to understand how to build an optimal mix of innovative projects within a portfolio, introduce them quickly and manage them effectively and efficiently.

 

        

SAE Media Group’s 5th Annual Pharmaceutical Portfolio & Product Life Cycle Management Conference will provide an unmissable learning and networking opportunity with the leading experts from the world of Portfolio and Life Cycle Management. Offering you exceptional insight into: 

 

·         Improving accuracy in tracking and managing pharmaceutical projects

·         Cutting the costs of developing new products

·         The latest developments and issues in the regulatory landscape

·         Optimisation of portfolio planning and project scheduling

·         Route to efficient resource allocation

·         Defining and planning major operational projects

  

 

Learn from the industry experts, through firsthand accounts, how to evaluate and improve project and portfolio performance. Book your delegate place now to avoid missing out.   

 

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Chairing the Conference:

Tony Ellery, President, Ellery Pharma Consulting

(Former Global Head LCM in Portfolio Management, Novartis

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Kimber Hardy, Head of Valuation and Analysis, Merck Serono

Harrald Nusser, VP Portfolio Management, Strategic Planning, Bayer Health Care

John Bird, Director Portfolio Management, UCB

Michael O'Grady, Portfolio-Analysis Manager GSK

Martin Husebø, Global Portfolio Manager, Novo Nordisk 

Marie Bernasconi, Global Program Team Director, Novartis

Peter Elsig Raun, Head of Department - Branded Products, H. Lundbeck

Roger Holdsworth, Director - R&D Portfolio Management, UCB

William Haddad, Chairman & CEO, Biogenerics

Pasi Piitulainen, Senior Director, Business & Science Affairs, Actelion Pharmaceuticals

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Karrar A Khan, Former Director, Pharmaceutical Development, OSI Pharmaceuticals

Dr. Kerstin Bode-Greuel, Lecturer, PME Institute for Education in Pharmaceutical Medicine, University of Duisburg-Essen

Brian Roche, Director, Conseptua Training & Consulting

Andrew Sharples, European Patent Attorney, McDermott Will & Emery UK LLP

Bruce D. Sunstein, Partner, Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP

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Conference agenda

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9:00

Registration & Coffee

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9:10

Supplementary Protection Certificates

  • Which patents should extensions be sought for, and ways of achieving the best position for making that decision.
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    9:30

    Improvement Patents

  • To what extent do such patents represent viable opportunities for protecting a product?

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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    11:30

    Paediatric Extensions

  • What concerns are raised by the developing case law?
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    12:00

    Competition Concerns

  • The EU Commission’s review one year on, and how this should impact a patent portfolio strategy
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    12:30

    Close of Workshop

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    8:30

    Registration & Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    Tony Ellery

    Tony Ellery, Former Global Head of Lifecycle Management in Portfolio Management, Novartis, Novartis Ophthalmics

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    9:10

    Portfolio Management Helping in the Valuation of Projects in Late Discovery Research and Early Development

    John Bird

    John Bird, Director Portfolio Management, UCB Pharma

    ·         Alignment of evaluation methodologies from discovery through early development to late stage development and life cycle management

    ·         Key parameters to be considered in the evaluation of projects

    ·         Alignment with therapeutic area and organisational strategies and objectives

    ·         Use of multi attribute analysis methods within UCB portfolio management

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    9:50

    Portfolio Modelling in Support of Strategy

    Michael  O'Grady

    Michael O'Grady, Portfolio-Analysis Manager, GlaxoSmithKline

     

    ·         Why model, for whom, what decisions over what timeframe?

    ·         Understanding historical data

    ·         Modelling and decision making of the early stage portfolio

    ·         Future trends: Externalisation, Resources and Portfolio diversity

    ·         Leanings and challenges

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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    Reflection on Pivotal Points in (R&D) Portfolio Management

    Harald Nusser

    Harald Nusser, Head of Portfolio Management, Bayer Schering Pharma

    ·         Holistic and flexible portfolio management at Bayer Schering Pharma

    ·         The role and the perception of target product profiles

    ·         Who decides before a project reaches clinical proof of concept

    ·         How could regional perspectives be reflected in prioritizing R&D assets?

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    11:40

    What Happens to the Market When Major Brands Lose Exclusivity? Measuring the 'Class Effect' and Planning the Response

    Simon  Shohet

    Simon Shohet , Practice Leader, UK Product & Portfolio Strategy Consulting , IMS Health

    ·         Choosing comparator products and markets

    ·         Forecasting considerations

    ·         Options for life cycle management

    ·         Do's and don’t's

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    12:20

    Networking Lunch

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    13:20

    Applications of ImSus® Technology for Product Lifecycle Management

    Celal  Albayrak

    Celal Albayrak, CEO , Alrise Biosystems GMBH

  • Rationale for controlled-release depot formulations
  • Advantages of ImSus® technology
  • Field of application
  • Formulation of protein, peptide, small molecule drugs
  • Examples for successful product lifecycle management
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    14:00

    Portfolio Optimisation and Project Prioritisation

    Roger Holdsworth

    Roger Holdsworth, Head - R&D Portfolio Management, UCB Group

    ·         Similarities and Differences of Portfolio Optimisation and Project Prioritisation

    ·         Common parameters and tools

    ·         The different perspectives required for optimization and prioritisation 

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    14:40

    Portfolio Value and Risk Assessment

    Kimber Hardy

    Kimber Hardy, Head of Valuation and Analysis, Portfolio Management , Merck Serono

    ·         Assessing project and portfolio risks

    ·         Value scenarios and ranges

    ·         Monte Carlo simulations for portfolio analyses

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    15:20

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:40

    R&D Portfolio Management in Companies of Different Sizes

    Kerstin Bode-Greuel

    Kerstin Bode-Greuel, Co-Founder & Managing Director, Bioscience Valuation

    ·         Tasks and challenges of portfolio management in large, mid-size, and small companies: commonalities and differences

    ·         Appropriate analytical tools

    ·         Portfolio management process

    ·         Creating a sustainable portfolio by proactively managing portfolio risk

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    16:20

    The Human Factor in Portfolio Management

    Brian Roche

    Brian Roche, Director, Conseptua Consulting Ltd

     

  • People obstacles in portfolio management
  • Case studies
  • The political, emotional and rational dimensions
  • Management processes in R&D, committees, etc.
  • Implementing effective portfolio management in a complex organisation
  • Techniques to manage the people
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    17:00

    An EU Perspective on Patents, SPCs and Paediatric Extensions in Life Cycle Management

    Andrew  Sharples

    Andrew Sharples, European Patent Attorney, McDermott Will & Emery

    ·         Patents: polymorphs, stereochemistry and new formulations

    ·         SPCs (EU patent extensions): limitations

    ·         Paediatric extensions in the EU: latest case law

    ·         Antitrust concerns: the EU Pharma Sector Inquiry

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    17:40

    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

    Tony Ellery

    Tony Ellery, Former Global Head of Lifecycle Management in Portfolio Management, Novartis, Novartis Ophthalmics

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    9:10

    Integrated Approach to Portfolio Management and LCM

    Pasi  Piitulainen

    Pasi Piitulainen, Senior Director, Business and Science Affairs, Actelion Pharmaceuticals

    ·         How to build effective portfolio management based on LCM

    ·         What are the main obstacles

    ·         Best practices how to overcome the obstacles

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    9:50

    Healthcare Modeling: Simulation Modeling in Portfolio Prioritization

    ·         The Archimedes Model: Structure and Function

    ·         The Archimedes Model: Validation through Clinical Trial Simulation

    ·         Case Study: Prioritization of Interventions in Metabolic Disease

    David Eddy

    David Eddy, Chief Medical Officer and Founder, Archimedes

    Mika  Newton

    Mika Newton, Director of Sales, Archimedes

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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    11:00

    Forecasting Analysis and Incorporating Risk and Uncertainty

    Peter Raun

    Peter Raun, Head of Department, Branded products, H.Lundbeck

    ·         Different approaches to forecasting

    ·         Forecasting in the changing dynamics of the pharmaceutical industry

    ·         Forecasting the unpredictable – mitigating the risk

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    11:40

    Case study: How to Integrate Early Life Cycle Management in Drug Development?

    Marie  Bernasconi

    Marie Bernasconi, Global Program Team Director, Novartis

    ·         Unusual development approaches to reach market early

    ·         Acceleration of phase transition as a tool for effective drug

    ·         Early mapping of product opportunity for effective implementation of life cycle management

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    12:20

    Networking Lunch

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    13:20

    Generic Biotech: Science of Politics

    William Haddad

    William Haddad, Chairman / Chief Executive Officer, Biogenerics Inc Representing Cipla Ltd (India)

    ·         A rational pathway for generic biotech medicines through FDA

    ·         The political barrier to generic biologics

    ·         Where the developments lies

    ·         Costs of generic biotech and profits of brand biotech

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    14:00

    Strategic Implications for Pharmaceuticals in Recent US Patent Law Developments

    Bruce Sunstein

    Bruce Sunstein, Attorneys at Law, Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP

    ·         New rules for patent term extension based on delays in the US Patent and Trademark Office—appeals v. requests for continued examination

    ·         Protecting existing drugs with novel delivery systems

    ·         Claims to methods of action—when can they work?

    ·         Other strategic considerations in the current environment

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    14:40

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:00

    Maximizing and Sustaining Pharmaceutical Brand Value with LCM

    Tony Ellery

    Tony Ellery, Former Global Head of Lifecycle Management in Portfolio Management, Novartis, Novartis Ophthalmics

    ·         Identifying strategies that will/won’t work in the face of tougher cost containment

    ·         Organizing the company for successful LCM

    ·         Creating integrated LCM plans

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    15:40

    Adding Value Through New Product Development

    Karrar Khan

    Karrar Khan, Former Director, Pharmaceutical Development, OSI Pharmaceuticals

    ·         Challenges faced by pharmaceutical industry

    ·         Constraints, myths and realities

    ·         Innovations and their value

    ·         Perceptions about life cycle and clinical benefits

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    16:20

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

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    Patents and Extensions: Maximising Your Term of Protection

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