EXECUTIVE SPEAKING FACULTY INCLUDES:
(Confirmed as of February 25, 2011)

Brian J. Gabrio, MSc, New Business Development Director, Inhalation and Transdermal Drug Delivery, 3M Drug Delivery Systems

Kevin Taylor, Vice President Business Development,
Adolor Corporation

Carmine Stengone, Vice President, Corporate Development, Afraxis, Inc.

Steven P. Damon, Senior Vice President, Business Development, Altea Therapeutics Corporation

David Cipolla, Senior Director of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Aradigm Corporation

Keith Bryant, Vice President,
Arena Pharmaceuticals

Court R. Turner, J.D., Venture Partner,
Avalon Ventures

Dr. Sándor Szalma, Senior Research Fellow, Oncology Informatics Head, Centocor R&D, Inc.

Michael Shih, Senior Director, Business Development, Eisai Inc

Vik Seoni, Vice President & Head of Business Development, Elan Drug Technologies


John Fraher, Chief Commercial Officer,
Eurand

Rekha Hemrajani, VP of Business Development,
Exelixis

Robin Hwang, Ph.D., Consultant,
ICP Consulting Corp.

Bob LaPolla, Vice President, Technology Licensing, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceuticals Group

Rajendra V. Deshpande, Ph.D., Senior Director, Emerging Technologies - Corporate Office of Science and Technology,
Johnson & Johnson

Armen B. Shanafelt, PhD, Venture Partner,
Lilly Ventures


Eric B. Risser, Vice President, Business Development,
MacroGenics, Inc.
Linda A. Egger, PhD, CLP™, Senior Director, Scientific Liaison External Scientific Affairs – Diabetes and Obesity Licensing, Merck & Co.

Dr. Sameeh M. Salama, Senior Director, Business Development, NAEJA Pharmaceutical Inc.

David Wurtman, Vice President, Corporate Development,
NexBio Inc.

Anne Altmeyer, Executive Director,
Business Development & Licensing, Oncology,
Novartis Pharmaceuticals

Daisy Rivera-Muzzio, Senior Director Product Licensing,
Pfizer - Established Products Business Unit.

Jennifer Friel Goldstein, Director,
Pfizer Venture Investments

Cheni Kwok, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, Poniard Pharmaceuticals

Allen Downs, Senior Executive Director, Licensing & Business Development, Purdue Pharma

Harvinder Popli, PhD, Director and Head In- Licensing,
Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited

Mark Benedyk, PhD, Managing Partner,
Rila Partners LLC

Michael D. Step, Senior VP, Corporate Development,
Santarus, Inc.

Gwen Melincoff, Senior Vice President of Business Development, Shire

Gary C. Cupit, PharmD, CEO & Director,
Somnus Therapeutics, Inc

James Hattersley, Vice President, Business Development,
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Inc.

Jones W. Bryan, Ph.D., VP Business Development,
Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Thomas J. Bliss, CEO,
TheraKine Limited

Paul Darling, Principal,
ZS Associates


OVERVIEW:
With decreasing research and development productivity, continued healthcare cost limitations and the threat of generic competition, only those companies who use the strength of internal efforts combined with successful licensing strategies will remain competitive over the next five-to-ten years. Licensing plays an increasing role in the business model of today’s pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Licensing options allow for companies to build upon each other's strengths and for deal terms to be structured to balance assurance and reduce risk.

While the value of licensing deals has clearly risen in the last 5 years, the number of deals among the top companies has evened out. Companies are increasingly seeking out long-term, multi-product, multi-indication partnerships rather than one-off transactional deals. Using independent and impartial model inputs in the licensing valuation process limits areas of subjective disparity, and allows deal terms to be maximized for both parties. A successful deal cannot only be judged by deal terms and revenues gained from the eventual product; the quality of the relationship between licensing partners is also equally important.


TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:

  • What are the best practice strategies in developing an effective win-win licensing deal?
  • Early versus Late Stage Partnering Opportunities
  • Role of Corporate Investors in Today’s Deals
  • How does the licensing process differ for in-licensing and out-licensing companies?
  • Building An Emerging Markets Strategy
  • The Evolving Business Model of Building a Biotech
  • What Uncertain Financial Markets Mean for Deal-Making
  • Maximizing Your Company Value Through Non-Traditional Alliances
  • Creatively Structuring Licensing Deals and their Terms

WHO WILL ATTEND:
The Pharma & Biotech Licensing & Dealmaking is designed to bring together EVPs, SVPs, VPs, Directors, Chief Business Officers, COOs and other Senior Management from Pharmaceutical and Biotech companies involved in:

  • BioPharma Licensing
  • Business Development
  • Commercial Development
  • Corporate Licensing
  • External Relations
  • Financial & Government Affairs
  • Global Licensing
  • Licensing & Acquisitions
  • Licensing & Alliances
  • Product Development
  • Sales and Marketing
  • Scientific Liaison
  • Strategic Alliances
  • Strategic Planning Transactions

CONFIRMED PARTICIPANTS INCLUDE EXECUTIVES FROM:

  • Adolor Corporation
  • Afraxis
  • Altea Therapeutics
  • Aradigm
  • Biocrates Life Sciences
  • Centocor
  • Exelixis
  • Johnson & Johnson
  • Kenta Biotech AG
  • Macrogenics
  • Mannkind Corporation
  • Merck
  • Naeja Pharmaceutical
  • Novartis
  • Pfizer
  • Poniard Pharmaceuticals
  • Prosensa Therapeutics
  • Purdue Pharma
  • Ranbaxy Labs
  • Santarus
  • Shire Pharmaceuticals
  • Somnus Therapeutics
  • Takeda
  • Victory Pharma

PRICING/REGISTRATION DETAILS:

Registration RATE Categories:
(All Rates shown are Per Person)
REGISTRATION DEADLINES:
GROUP RATES for 3 or More
(Must register at the SAME time)
 
February 1, 2011
or After:
Group Rates are Good at ALL Times
(no deadlines)
Standard Registration Rate
$1695
$1395 pp

Click HERE to register now!

GET INVOLVED!

Speaking Opportunities:
We are currently organizing the conference advisory committee and are actively seeking senior business development executives representing big- and mid-size pharma, biotechs, medical devices and other companies directly involved in issues related to the licensing and deal-making.  For more information on speaking opportunities, contact the event organizer:

Lissa Blake, VP Conference Production, iiBIG

Tel: 704-560-8443
Email: lissab@iibig.com

Business Development Opportunities:
This conference presents logistics and solution providers, couriers, shippers with a unique opportunity to contribute to the intellectual content of the conference program; and to network with leading decision-makers and potential business-to-business partners. If your firm would benefit by having a platform to demonstrate your expertise, products or services, find out more about the sponsorship and expo opportunities at this conference. Contact:

Kellie Swanstrom, VP Business Development, iiBIG

Tel: 973-571-0867
Email: kellies@iibig.com

Marketing/Media Partnership Opportunities:
If you represent a publication, newsletter, online site, professional association or other organization that provides news and information to the types of executives who will be attending this conference, find out more about the co-branding opportunities this conference offers. Contact:

Ria Lubis, VP Marketing,
iiBIG

Tel: 212-300-2523
Email: rial@iibig.com


CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
Continuing Education Credits (e.g. CLE, CPE, CME, etc.) may be available for iiBIG conferences. Upon request conference attendees will be provided with a “Certificate of Attendance” and a copy of the conference agenda, showing topics, length of sessions, and name(s) and professional affiliation(s) of presenter(s) for each session. Attendees wishing to apply for continuing education credits for attending this conference may submit this documentation to the relevant organization in his/her state when applying for such credits.

Program Level: Overview

No Prerequisites Required

No Advance Preparation Required

Program is a “Group Live” offering

CPE Credits awarded: 10
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