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2days
30expert casestudies
35+exhibitors
100+meetings
www.terrapinn.com/biosimilar2014
Part ofCo-located with
3rd annual
11-12 November 2014
Starling Geneva Hotel & Convention Center
Geneva, Switzerland
It’s all about engagement
The World Biosimilar Congress is the region’s most interactive and thought-provoking event for next generation biosimilar medicines. R&D, production,
regulation and market considerations; all discussed in a brand new format which allows you to come away with tangible ideas for your business.
For more information about the event, contact Megan Rumford on +44 (0) 207 092 1186 oremail [email protected]
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SHOWCASE NETWORKING KNOWLEDGE
Product Roundtables
Case Studies
Exhibition Keynotes
Expert Panels
Party
Posters
1-2-1 Partnering
Discuss and share ideas with your peers
Understand how new players are tackling the market
Explore upcoming research and gain new ideas
Grab a drink and kick back with your peers
Shop around for new, innovative technologies
Make new connections with other industry leaders
Opening keynotes from global regulators and big pharma
Industry experts debate and strategise live, onstage
Your congress, your way
Hear the latest developments across all aspects of the biosimilar space.
As the pharmaceutical industry as a whole takes an ever-increasing look at the advent and implications of biosimilar medicines, now is an important time to ensure you are at the forefront of knowledge in the biosimilar space. Make sure you understand the full scope of considerations in developing biosimilars, and that you are aware of and engaged with the progress of your peers - as the race to market is well and truly underway.
The earlier you book - the more you save.
Hear from big pharma…
KEY SPEAKERS
Dr Martin UllmannHead of Bioanalytics, BiosimilarsMerck Serono
Martin Ullmann is Head of Bioanalytics, Biosimilars at Merck-Serono in Switzerland since 2013. He received his Ph.D. in Biochemistry at the University
of Hamburg, Germany. Since 2001 Dr. Ullmann is member of the AAPS and later joined the Steering Committee of the Ligand Binding Assay Bioanalytical Focus Group and more recently the Biosimilars Focus Group Subcommittee on Non-clinical and Clinical Assays. He joins the congress to discuss how the new draft guidelines impact bioanalytics for biosimilars.
Dr Ira JacobsOncology Portfolio Global Medical Lead-BiosimilarsPfizer
Doctor Ira Jacobs is a fellowship trained surgical oncologist who started Pfizer in November 2012 as the oncology biosimilars global medical lead.
Prior to Pfizer, Doctor Jacobs worked as a medical director in oncology global development at Amgen for four years. He led clinical development programs in breast, lung, prostate, and bone cancers. He is the author of more than 25 publications and has received numerous awards and honors.
Hear updates on global regulation…
Dr Elena Wolff-HolzMember of the Biosimilar Working Party, CHMP, EMA; Senior Medical Assessor, Paul Ehrlich Institut
Dr Elena Wolff-Holz is currently working as senior medical assessor at the Paul-Ehrlich-Institut and is a member of the Biosimilar Working Party (BMWP) of
the CHMP and a national expert to the Oncology Working Party (OWP) of the CHMP. She will be giving an overview on EMA biosimilar regulations at the congress.
Dr Teruyo AratoProfessor, Department of Regulatory Science, Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
Teruyo Arato joined the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Evaluation Center, National Institute of Health Sciences (Japan) in 1999,
and from 2005 - 2011,she was a Review Director, Office of Biologics I, PMDA. She served as the Division Director of Human Resources Development Division, Office of Regulatory Science, PMDA from 2011-2012. She is currently working as a Professor of Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine.
Dr Pekka KurkiDirector, Research ProfessorFimea - Finnish Medicines Agency
Dr. Pekka Kurki, M.D, Ph.D, joined the Finnish Medicines Agency (Fimea) in 1997, where he now works as a research professor. He has had
several scientific positions at the European Medicines Agency (EMA) over the last 14 years. Currently, he is an alternate member of the EMA management board and an expert in the CHMP biosimilar working party (BMWP).
Dr Marjorie ShapiroChief, Laboratory of Molecular and Developmental Immunology, Division of Monoclonal AntibodiesCDER/FDA
Dr. Marjorie Shapiro’s current research continues towards understanding antibody repertoire development in natural and artificial systems and
potential implications for therapeutic monoclonal antibodies. She joined the Division of Monoclonal Antibodies (DMA) in 1993 and is currently Chief of the Laboratory for Molecular and Developmental Immunology in DMA where she supervises regulation of novel and biosimilar monoclonal antibodies and Fc fusion proteins. She will be giving an update on FDA regulations via weblink to the congress.
Dr Mark McCamishGlobal Head Biopharm & Oncology Injectables DevelopmentSandoz
Dr. McCamish is the Global Head of Biopharmaceutical and Oncology Injectable Development for Sandoz International, a Division of
Novartis. He leads research and development of all biologics at Sandoz Biopharmaceuticals, which is the world leader in development and commercialization of biosimilars. His responsibilities include selection of the target, cloning, technical development, scale-up, pre-clinical and clinical development of biologics and development of oncology injectable medications including interfaces with regulatory authorities worldwide.
Dr Richard MarkusExecutive Medical DirectorAmgen
Richard joined Amgen in February 2006 as Clinical Research Medical Director and then Medical Affairs Lead for denosumab (XGEVA®) for patients with
bone metastases from prostate cancer, breast cancer and other solid tumors. Richard then went on to be Global Development Leader for Aranesp Oncology until joining the Biosimilars Division as their head of development, taking on the responsibility for all nonclinical and clinical development. He joins the congress to discuss Amgen’s biosimilar programs.
Close of Day One
Taste of Geneva Party
Tuesday 11th NovemberDAY 1Registration and Morning Refreshments08:00
The Global R&D and Regulatory Landscape09:10
17:50
18:30
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Chairman’s opening remarks
Paul Chamberlain, Advisory Board Member and Immunogenicity Expert, NDA Group
09:1
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Harmonizing global biosimilar development plans with multiple regulatory authorities
Dr Mark McCamish, Global Head Biopharm.& Oncology Injectables Development, Sandoz
14:5
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Update on the WHO INN program and inclusion of 4 letter biological qualifier code
Dr Raffaella Balocco-Mattavelli, INN Program Director, World Health Organisation
15:1
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Extrapolation and interchangeability - what data do we have, what are the issues about extrapolation and interchangeability?
Dr Jaap Venema, Therapeutic Area Lead Biotherapeutics, Global Medical Affairs, AbbVie
Afternoon Break15:40
16:2
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A member state’s approach to tackling the worries of extrapolation and interchangeability; case Finland
Dr Pekka Kurki, Director, Research Professor, Fimea - Finnish Medicines Agency
Hosted by Paul Chamberlain, Advisory Board Member and Immunogenicity Expert, NDA Group
Dr Pekka Kurki, Director, Research Professor, Fimea - Finnish Medicines Agency
Dr Mark McCamish, Global Head Biopharm.& Oncology Injectables Development, Sandoz
Dr Jaap Venema, Therapeutic Area Lead Biotherapeutics, Global Medical Affairs, AbbVie
Morning Break10:25
Lunch12:55
Interchangability: extended panel discussion16:50
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EMA – regulatory overview, including reworked guidelines on mAbs and use of global reference product
Dr Elena Wolff-Holz, Member of the Biosimilar Working Party, CHMP, EMA; Senior Medical Assessor, Paul Ehrlich Institut
10:0
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Japan – regulatory overview on approvals for biosimilar therapeutics
Dr Teruyo Arato, Professor, Department of Regulatory Science, Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
11:1
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Case Study: Amgen – Designing meaningful biosimilar development programs – structure, function and the science of biosimilarity
Dr Richard Markus, Executive Medical Director, Amgen
14:2
5
Commercial Partner Opportunity
To take part in this session please contact Derek Cavanagh on +44 (0) 207 092 1297 or email [email protected]
12:3
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Development of RPH-001 and RPH-002 biosimilars of bevacizumab and cetuximab, respectively, for emerging markets
Dr Yan Lavrovsky, CEO and CSO R-Pharm Overseas, R-Pharm
11:4
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How do the new draft guidelines impact bioanalytics for biosimilars: non-clinical and clinical case study of a mAb biosimilar
Dr Martin Ullmann, Head of Bioanalytics, Biosimilars, Merck Serono
12:0
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Opportunities and challenges with the development of biosimilars: the Pfizer perspective
Dr Ira Jacobs, Oncology Portfolio Global Medical Lead-Biosimilars, Pfizer
Extrapolation and Interchangeability14:50
Panellists
Professor Tore Kvien, Department of Rheumatology, Diakonhjemmet Hospital/University of Oslo
Dr Anita O’Connor, Consultant, Anita O’Connor Consulting
Morning Break
Registration and Morning Refreshments Lunch
Biosimilar Uptake and Market Considerations
Roundtable Discussion Session
Non-clinical Concerns
Wednesday 12th NovemberDAY 209
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13:35Chairman’s opening remarks
Dr Alain Beck, Senior Director, Antibody Physico-Chemistry, Centre d’Immunologie Pierre Fabre; Associate Editor, mAbs
The clinician’s point of view: thoughts on understanding and uptake of biosimilar medicinal products and design and implementation of switching studies
Professor Tore Kvien, Department of Rheumatology, Diakonhjemmet Hospital/University of Oslo
Market access – facing the challenges
Dr Steffen Thirstrup, Director NDA Regulatory Advisory Board, NDA Group
13:3
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Fc receptor binding assays for biosimilar antibody testing
Christian Demmler, Head of Bioassays at the Cell and Tissue Services Department, Department Head of Quality Control, ProBioGen
The market dynamic, innovation and economic impact of biosimilars
Fereshteh Barei, Laboratory of Health Economics and Management of Health Related Organisations, LEGOS Paris Dauphine University
Attendees will choose from a variety of topics for a 1 hour small group discussion, and sign up in advance to attend a the session of their choice. Attendance will be capped at 15 persons per table.
Afternoon Break
Close of Congress
14:0
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16:1
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15:15
16:45
Cutting-edge mass spectrometry characterization of originator, biosimilar and biobetter antibodies
Dr Alain Beck, Senior Director, Antibody Physico-Chemistry, Centre d’Immunologie Pierre Fabre; Associate Editor, mAbs
Non-clinical aspects of biosimilar development
Dr Tanja Ficko Trcek, Scientist, Technical Development, Sandoz Biopharmaceuticals
Efficiency in the upstream process
Senior Representative, FeF Chemicals
Intellectual Property considerations in developing antibody and next generation therapeutics
Candi Soames, Partner, Maschio and Soames
Closing Keynote: FDA update on the regulation of antibody therapeutics and biosimilars/biosimilar mAbs (via weblink)
Dr Marjorie Shapiro, Chief, Laboratory of Molecular and Developmental Immunology, Division of Monoclonal Antibodies, CDER/FDA
1Overcoming concerns with naming, safely and traceability of biosimilar medicines
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2Methods for characterising and comparing biosimilars to originator products
3Beyond the planning – the practicalities of undertaking biosimilar clinical trials
4 Optimising process development of biosimilar medicines
5 Experiences in sourcing innovator reference product
6How to increase clinician understanding, uptake and trust in biosimilar medicines
To present a poster at the event please contact Megan Rumford on+44 (0) 207 092 1186 or email [email protected] or book
online at www.terrapinn.com/biosimilar2014
POSTERSAt this year’s congress up to sixty posters will be on display.
Posters provide an opportunity for an informal presentation of informationto conference attendees. Presenting a poster is a great way to
discuss and receive feedback on a work in progress that has not beenfully developed into a paper.
Presenting a poster at the World Biosimilar Congressallows you to:
Discuss and receive feedback
Source information on original or early-stage R&D
Collect business cards from interested peers
Build a name for yourself in the scientific community
Table 6How to increase clinician understanding, uptake and trust in biosimilar
medicines
Table 1Overcoming concerns with naming, safely and traceability of biosimilar
medicines
Table 4Optimising process
development of biosimilar medicines
Table 2Methods for
characterising and comparing biosimilars to
originator products
Table 5Experiences in sourcing
innovator reference product
Table 3Beyond the planning – the practicalities of
undertaking biosimilar clinical trials
If you would like to host one of our roundtables please contact Derek Cavanagh on+44 (0) 207 0921 297 or email [email protected]
ROUNDTABLESRoundtable Discussion Sessions...
How do you tackle the differing stages of the biosimilar development process? What is the current 'best practice' in biosimilar characterisation, clinical trials and process development? How do we increase clinician understanding and uptake of biosimilars? Which new research has the ability to
disrupt current industry thinking?
The Roundtable Discussion Sessions offer you the chance to exchange ideas with the brightest minds in the biosimilar space.
How does it work?Each table will open with introductions between attendees. This will be followed by group
discussion around key topics directly related to the table topic. It's a great way to make new connections and exchange ideas with the other world-leading peers.
The 10th annual European Antibody Congress is the region’s most exciting congress for antibody and antibody-like molecule development - bringing together decision makers, influencers and end users from across industry and academia. The congress delivers
specific content on immunoconjugates, antibody immunotherapies, mAbs, bispecifics, fusion proteins, CMC/developability issues and more. Explore the intersection of science
and business in the antibody space.
The HPAPI World Congress is dedicated to process enhancement, technical innovation and business development in the high-potency API market. Co-located with the European Antibody Congress and World Biosimilar Congress, it’s a chance to introduce pharma and
biotech to key HPAPI players.
But wait, there’s more…
Not only is the World Biosimilar Congress taking place, this fantastic event is also co-located with the European Antibody Congress and the HPAPI World Congress. Network with a wide range of key opinion leaders, broaden your
knowledge, increase the scope of your contacts and gain exposure across all three of these fantastic events.
The global HPAPI Market is
expected to reach 113bn by 2018 at a CAGR of 9.9%.
Join us at a top secret Geneva-based location for one stunning evening. Celebrate the last 12 months of
milestones and achievements of the global biosimilar sector and look forward to what
the next year may bring!
The World Biosimilar Congress presents...
6.30pm Tuesday 11th November
Geneva...shhhh, it's a secret
Taste of
Your Networking ManagerTake advantage of this dedicated and personalised meeting service. Hold meetings with pre-qualified partners arranged by your Networking Manager in your private on-site meeting area.
Keep all your messages, appointments and favourites at your fingertips and continue networking whilst you’re there. You can still use the networking tool within the app for a full year after the event so you can follow up with anybody you’ve missed months down the line.Gina Geldenhuys
It’s a networking event
We recognise the importance of networking and offer an experience which allows you to do just that. With the bespoke Total BioPharma mobile app, dedicated Networking Managers and peer-
to-peer partnering, we ensure that you get the most from your time on site.
Plus, with the co-located European Antibody Congress and HPAPI World Congress, increase your connections by meeting with delegates across all events.
Download our networking appDownload our networking app to get organised and get in touch with all attendees before the event.
Use the Total BioPharma portal to:• Plan your sessions• Build a personalised agenda• Identify exhibitors to visit• Set up onsite meetings with key executives.• Network with other attendees
Why exhibit• Make sales
• Debut new products
• Profile your brand
• Meet new business partners and suppliers
• Develop key relationships
• Educate pharma and biotech companies
Pursue and partner• Hundreds of partnering meetings in 2 days
• 100+ companies in the Total BioPharma
Partnering system
• 2 engaging networking lunches
• 1 social evening function
Who will you meetBiosimilar decision makers, influencers and end
users from large and mid cap pharma, large and
SME biotech, CMOs, academic and research
institutes, government bodies and regulators
plus select industry solution providers.
Who should sponsor• Contract Research Organisations • Contract
Manufacturing Organisations • Fill / Finish
• Finished Dosage • Platform Technology
Providers • Drug Delivery / Drug Diagnostic
Providers • API Suppliers • Medical Device
Manufacturers • OEM / Equipment Providers
• Consultants • Law Firms
The Exhibition at World Biosimilar Congress 2014
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Stemgent Asterand 5
FeF Chemicals 6
Quality Assistance 7
LFB Biomanufacturing 8
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Retrogenix 10
Agilent Technologies 11
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PALL Life Sciences 22
KBI Biopharma 23
Catalent 24
Clean Cells 25
ModiQuest Research 26
Molecular Devices 27
Genovis 28
Myoderm 29
AbD Serotec, a Bio-RAD Company 30
Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies 31
IBIS Technologies 32
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Aldevron 35
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reasons to attend1 Evaluate the leading players in the biosimilar space – presentations from
Sandoz, Amgen, Merck Serono, Pfizer, AbbVie, R-Pharm and more
3 Network with the leaders, the influencers and the key R&D scientists working in the biosimilar space
5 Learn how to overcome challenges in biosimilar clinical and non-clinical development
7 Peruse the exhibition hall and meet with solution providers that cater to your needs
2 See the latest strategies for characterisation and comparability of biosimilars
4 Listen to updates from the EMA on biosimilar regulatory approval, and the WHO on biosimilar naming and use of INNs
6Attend the breakout roundtable discussion and clinic sessions for more opportunities to learn, and the co-located European Antibody Congress and HPAPI World Congress giving more opportunities to network
8 Discuss – where to from here? What will be the next quantum leap in biosimilar development and approval?
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