12:30 Integrating cutting-edge technologies in cell and gene therapy manufacturing to optimize speed, safety, and environmental sustainability in biotech. 

 

This presentation examines how cutting-edge technologies are revolutionizing cell and gene therapy manufacturing by enhancing production speed, ensuring patient safety, and advancing environmental sustainability. Participants will explore innovations such as advanced automation, real-time process monitoring, and eco-friendly manufacturing methods that improve efficiency while minimizing the biotech industry’s environmental impact. The session will showcase actionable strategies and pioneering solutions that align with regulatory standards and streamline the transition from development to large-scale commercial production. Discover how these technology-driven advancements are shaping the future landscape of cell and gene therapy manufacturing. 

 

12:55 Questions & Discussion 

 

13:00 Networking Lunch Break

 

14:00 Unlocking Scalable Innovation in Cell & Gene Therapy: Strategic Frameworks for Accelerating Market Access and Commercial Viability Across Global Biotech
 

This conversation centers around how to align innovation with infrastructure, streamline development-to-launch timelines, and ensure broader patient access. Attendees will gain actionable insights into building adaptable, future-ready strategies that support CGT growth across diverse markets worldwide. 


14:25 Questions & Discussion


14:30 Reimbursement Readiness: Building Early Market Access Strategy into R&D to Maximize Value and Minimize Launch Delays


This discussion sets out to explore how proactive planning for reimbursement during product development can streamline evidence generation, support pricing and value narratives, and reduce time-to-market. Attendees will gain insights into aligning clinical and regulatory strategies with payer expectations, optimizing health economics and outcomes research (HEOR), and fostering cross-functional collaboration to enhance commercial success. Real-world examples and best practices will illustrate how to build reimbursement readiness into the DNA of therapeutic innovation.


14:55 Questions & Discussion


15:00 Networking Refreshment Break


PANEL DISCUSSION
Driving Market Access in Cell and Gene Therapies Through Value-Based Pricing and Real-World Evidence Integration
15:30 Unlocking Payer Value: Aligning Cell and Gene Therapy Pricing Strategies with Long-Term Outcomes and Real-World Evidence for Market Access Success


This session explores innovative strategies to align CGT pricing with long-term clinical outcomes and real-world evidence (RWE), addressing payer concerns around value, sustainability, and budget impact. Attendees will gain insights into outcome-based agreements, data-driven value assessments, and collaborative approaches to market access that can unlock payer confidence and ensure timely patient access. Learn how to position therapies for reimbursement success in a value-based healthcare environment.


15:45 Automating Evidence: Can AI Bridge Access Gaps in High-Cost Advanced Therapies?

 

Artificial intelligence is gaining traction in predicting patient outcomes and optimizing reimbursement data. This talk assesses current use cases, potential, and readiness of AI for real-time data generation and payer engagement in cell and gene therapy markets.


16:00 Strategic Stakeholder Engagement to Navigate Payer Skepticism in Cell and Gene Therapy Reimbursement


This session will explore how early, strategic engagement with key stakeholders, including payers, providers, regulators, and patient advocacy groups can help mitigate uncertainty and support more sustainable reimbursement pathways. Attendees will gain insights into best practices for evidence generation, real-world data integration, and
value communication tailored to payer concerns. The session will also highlight successful models and collaborative approaches that have improved market access and reimbursement success for CGT innovators.


16:15 Indication-Based Pricing: Opportunity, Risk, and
Reality in Cell and Gene Therapy Expansion


Indication-based pricing offers promise, but limited implementation raises questions. Learn how policy, payer adoption, and provider reimbursement models impact its future, and what lessons can be drawn from successful pricing model.


16:30 Designing Outcome-Based Agreements That
Balance Payer Risk and Biotech ROI in Cell and Gene
Therapies


This session explores how outcome-based agreements (OBAs) can offer a solution aligning payment with therapeutic success while balancing the financial risks for payers and ensuring sustainable returns for biotech innovators. Attendees will gain insights into structuring OBAs, real-world implementation challenges, and strategies to measure outcomes effectively in a rapidly evolving regulatory and commercial landscape.


16:45 Interactive Discussion
 

17:30 End of conference

08:50 Chairperson Opening Remarks 

 

CELL & GENE THERAPY MANUFACTURING PANEL DISCUSSION Innovative Strategies for Overcoming Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing Bottlenecks to Enhance Efficiency, Consistency, and Product Quality 

 

09:00 Addressing Critical Product and Process Challenges in Cell & Gene Therapy Manufacturing 

 

This presentation delves into innovative strategies and technologies that streamline manufacturing workflows, reduce variability, and improve batch consistency, ultimately enabling more reliable and scalable production of life-changing therapies. 

 

09:15 Advancing Fully Automated, Closed-System Manufacturing to Improve Scalability, Contamination Control, and Efficiency in Cell and Gene Therapy Production 

 

This talk explores the integration of fully automated, closed-system technologies in CGT manufacturing. Attendees will learn how automation minimizes human error, reduces contamination risks, and supports regulatory compliance. The session will showcase case studies, discuss equipment and digital integration, and highlight how these systems enable scalability from clinical to commercial production. 

 

09:30 Overcoming Process and Scale-Up Challenges in Viral Vector Manufacturing to Enable Commercial-Ready Cell and Gene Therapies

 

 In this session, we examine key strategies for scalable and robust viral vector manufacturing, including upstream and downstream optimization, platform technologies, and quality control. Attendees will gain insights into process intensification, automation, and regulatory expectations, with real-world case studies illustrating successful tech transfers. 

 

09:45 Modular Manufacturing Platforms for Cell Therapies: Designing Agile, Scalable Facilities to Enable Multi-Product Flexibility and Accelerate Clinical-to Commercial Transitions. 

 

The talk investigates how modular facility design and process platforms are transforming cell therapy manufacturing. Attendees will gain insights into implementing flexible, multi-product environments that support rapid product changeover, tech transfer, and scale-up. We’ll highlight engineering strategies, facility layouts, automation integration, and regulatory considerations that reduce time-to-market while ensuring GMP compliance. Case studies will showcase real-world examples of modular cleanroom pods, closed systems, and digital infrastructure that support concurrent manufacturing of autologous and allogeneic therapies. 

 

10:00 Standardizing Potency Assays for Cell and Gene Therapies to Ensure Consistent Clinical Outcomes via Robust Analytical Strategies 

 

In this presentation, we address the critical role of potency assays in cell and gene therapy development, focusing on analytical strategies to ensure consistency, reliability. Topics include assay design principles, qualification and validation, biological relevance, and case studies highlighting challenges in autologous, allogeneic, and gene-modified products. 

 

10:15 Explore how engineering allogeneic cell therapies enables scalable, off-the-shelf manufacturing strategies that enhance access, lower costs, and accelerate commercial readiness for global impact.

 

This session explores the evolving landscape of allogeneic cell therapy manufacturing, focusing on scalable bioprocesses, universal donor strategies, and gene editing technologies that enable off-the-shelf therapeutic platforms. Key topics include closed-system automation, potency and safety challenges, and how robust CMC frameworks can support affordability and global commercialization. The talk will highlight technical solutions to overcome immunogenicity, ensure consistent product quality, and meet regulatory expectations for allogeneic therapies. 

 

10:30 Redefining Manufacturing Excellence in Cell & Gene Therapy: Operational Innovations for Consistency and Scalability. 

 

This talk will explore how the industry is redefining manufacturing excellence through operational innovation. Key topics include advanced automation strategies, data driven process control, and quality-by-design (QbD) approaches that ensure product consistency across batches. Attendees will gain insights into best practices, real-world case studies, and the strategic integration of technology to overcome common production bottlenecks in CGT. 

 

10:45 Interactive Discussion 

 

11:30 Networking Refreshment Break 

 

12:00 Evaluating Scalable Approaches to Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing in the Context of Speed, Safety, and Sustainability 

 

In this session, we will navigate scalable manufacturing strategies that optimize speed to market, ensure product safety and quality, and uphold principles of sustainability. We will examine current bottlenecks, emerging technologies, and innovative process designs that enable efficient, compliant, and environmentally conscious production. 

 

12:25 Questions & Discussion 

CELL & GENE THERAPY SUMMIT 2025 
DAY 2: 13TH NOVEMBER 2025 (EST)| VIRTUAL CONGRESS

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