Avoid Clinical Manufacturing Pitfalls With These 4 Tech Transfer Best Practices

Event Overview:

Your clinical biomanufacturing program can be derailed if you don't pay attention to tech transfer details. Sponsors and CDMOs are eager to get contracts signed, but often overlook the crucial steps in the tech transfer process that will set the program up for success.

The sponsor, commercial, scientific, and program management teams each play a crucial role in the process. Hear from each of these stakeholders and gain insight based on real-world examples from recent tech transfers for early-stage clinical programs.

This webinar will cover:

Ways a successful tech transfer can save you time–and therefore money–in the long-run
What you need from your current CDMO before you switch partners
Commons mistakes made during the tech transfer process (and how to avoid them)

Key Learning Objectives:

The nuances of tech transfer that matter most
How to prepare for tech transfer before you select a CDMO
Key mistakes to avoid during the tech transfer process

Who Should Attend:

Tech Transfer
CMC
Process Development
Product Development
C-Suite
External Manufacturing
Technical Operations
Project Management

Featured Speakers

Brian O'Mara

VP, Process Sciences

Scorpius BioManufacturing

Brian O'Mara, Scorpius' VP of Process Sciences, has 20-plus years of experience in downstream process development of early- and late-stage protein therapeutics from mammalian and microbial expression systems. He also has extensive experience the development of protein conjugates, including ADCs, bi-specifics, and PEGylated molecules. He has experience in scale-up and technology transfer, CDMO management, process characterization, preparation and oversight of PPQ campaigns, and associated CMC regulatory filings.

Speaker's Email: bomara@scorpiusbiologics.com
Speaker's LinkedIn: Brian O'Mara

Kris Morton

Director, Business Development

Scorpius BioManufacturing

Kris Morton has more than 10 years of experience in process engineering and commercial operations. His background in process automation and optimization, tech transfer, equipment and process validation, and financial modeling make him an asset to sponsors with clinical manufacturing programs. Kris holds a BS in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry & Molecular Biology from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, and both an MS (Finance) and an MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business

Speaker's Email: kmorton@scorpiusbiologics.com

Speaker's LinkedIn: Kristofer Morton

Paige Annolino

Program Manager

Scorpius BioManufacturing

Paige Annolino has nearly a decade of experience in biomedical research, including various roles at CROs and CDMOs. Her hands-on experience in the lab make her an asset to biomanufacturing and bioanalytical clients relying on Scorpius to advance their clinical research. Paige holds a B.S. in Microbiology and a Master's in Molecular Biology from Northern Arizona University.

Speaker's Email: pannolino@scorpiusbiologics.com
Speaker's LinkedIn: Rhea Paige Annolino

Abby Sorensen

Sr. Marketing Manager

Scorpius BioManufacturing

Abby Sorensen joined Scorpius BioManufacturing after spending nine years in media. Her experience includes business development, content creation, trade show planning and execution, and project management. She has consulted on biopharma marketing strategies for Fortune 500 companies as well as startups. In her role at Scorpius, she also assists clients with their marketing strategy to help elevate their awareness to the investor and partnering community.

Speaker's Email: asorensen@scorpiusbiologics.com

Speaker's LinkedIn: Abby Sorensen

For any technical questions please contact David Ambrose: dambrose@mjhlifesciences.com

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Avoid Clinical Manufacturing Pitfalls With These 4 Tech Transfer Best Practices

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