CBI's Commercialization Strategies for Pharmaceutical Product Launches
Dec. 8, 2009-Dec. 9, 2009Doubletree Hotel
Philadelphia, PA
www.cbinet.com/show_conference.cfm?confCode=PC09171&field=summary
Description:
Darius Naigamwalla, Global Practice Area Leader, and Tom Luginbill, Vice President, both of the Brand Management Practice, will present a pre-conference workshop on strategies and best practices for managing the logistics of launch. Also, Tony Lanzone, a Vice President in the Managed Markets Practice will present a health policy outlook for 2010, and discuss the implications for commercialization.
Abstract:
Key Questions to Be Addressed
- What needs to be done, and when?
- How do we ensure cross-functional alignment?
- What are key strategies and best practices for managing launch logistics?
I. Construct a Plan for Managing the Commercial Development of a New Product
- Define the significance of each state of the product lifecycle, taking into account influencing factors of today’s pharmaceutical environment, from early stage commercial planning through launch
- Develop a commercial opportunity assessment while laying the foundation for a successful launch
II. Define Key Activities and Deliverables for Each Stage of Development
- Explore functional areas responsible for completing key activities throughout the lifecycle and how those functional areas must work together
III. Manage the Details and Logistics of a Product Launch
- Identify and manage the internal functions that will play some part in launch, including Marketing, Sales, Medical Affairs, Manufacturing, Trade, Distribution, and others
- Create work plans for each critical function and/or sub-team that will have launch-related responsibilities
- Develop a “Launch Playbook®” to oversee and track the activities of the various players prior to, during, and following launch
- Establish reports to keep senior management informed throughout the process
Health Policy Outlook for 2010 — Key Considerations and Implications for Commercialization
In 2009, a number of important health policy issues came to the forefront on Capitol Hill. As we approach 2010, these policies remain top of mind for many in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry. As politicians and policy makers continue to debate options to reform our healthcare system, pharmaceutical and biotech companies are working to understand the potential effects of policy changes, both large and small. In this session, we take a closer look at the healthcare policies that emerged in 2009 and their implications on the way pharmaceutical and biotech companies develop, market and sell their products. We also take an in-depth look at what might be coming in 2010 and how pharmaceutical marketers can begin to develop strategies and tactics to address these potential changes. This session discusses:
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The key legislative issues facing the industry
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How to proactively plan for and address the potential changes in healthcare policies
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The key considerations and implications for specific policy changes, including:
* The Medicare Part D Non-Interference Clause
* comparative effectiveness research
* expanded health coverage
* follow-on biologics
* drug importation
* health information technology
Feature Articles
George Schmidt, Senior Vice President of the Sales Practice, discusses the impact of the current pharma and biotech landscape on sales forces and Training & Development departments....
Don't Miss
Campbell Alliance will exhibit at this event. Please visit us at booth # 5240. Also at the event, the Business Development Practice will be participating in partnering meetings in the Business Forum.
Webster Sun, Senior Practice Executive, Brand Management Practice, will moderate a panel discussion on the opportunities and challenges surrounding generic versions of many blockbuster biopharmaceutical products following their patent expiration.
Emily Hua, Vice President, Brand Management Practice, will moderate a panel discussion on first-to-market strategies and key lessons learned.
Kevin Barnett, Senior Vice President and Head of the Managed Markets Practice, Campbell Alliance and the Pharmaceutical Institute will participate in a panel discussion on health care reform and the potential implications for the life science industry.
George Schmidt, Senior Vice President, and John Bye, Vice President ,Sales Practice, will lead workshops on staying strategic in today's environment, driving sales force effectiveness and building sustainable training programs.
Campbell Alliance's Trade and Distribution Practice will exhibit at this event. Please visit us at booth #420.
Darius Naigamwalla, Senior Vice President and Global Practice Area Lead, and Tom Luginbill, Vice President, Brand Management Practice, lead a workshop on best practices for commercial planning and the requirements at each stage of the development process.
Keith Morris, Practice Executive, will present a session on successful communication strategies for effective execution of post-approval studies.
Joe Dillon, Senior Practice Executive, Campbell Alliance, will lead a discussion on maximizing the value of product candidates and technologies through a structured deal approach.
Kevin Barnett, Senior Vice President and Practice Area Lead, Managed Markets Practice will serve as chairman for the conference, as well as present a session on how to avoid common mistakes when contracting with payers.
Barrett Rankin, Practice Executive, Business Development Practice, will present a session on linking portfolio management with business development.
Executives from our Brand Management and Managed Markets Practice will have leadership roles at this event.
Kevin Barnett, Senior Vice President and Practice Area Lead, Managed Markets Practice, will present a session on developing and communicating a payer value proposition.
Campbell Alliance's Managed Markets Practice will exhibit at this event.
Campbell Alliance's Trade and Distribution Practice will exhibit at this event.
Executives from our Business Development Practice will moderate two panel discussions at this event.
Leaders from the Brand Management Practice will present a pre-conference workshop on strategies and best practices for managing the logistics of launch, while leaders from the Managed Markets Practice will present a health policy outlook for 2010.
Tony Lanzone, Vice President and head of the Trade and Distribution Practice at Campbell Alliance, will serve as conference chairman, while Jay Jauregui, also of the Trade and Distribution Practice, will present on developing a specialty distribution strategy.
Keith Kelly, Senior Practice Executive, Managed Markets Practice, will present a session on developing a managed care marketing strategy
Campbell Alliance is a sponsor of this event and executives within the Brand Management and Clinical Development Practices will attend.
Darius Naigamwalla, Senior Vice President and Global Practice Area Leader, Brand Management Practice, will present a session on systematically building commercial innovation into oncology launch plans. Also, Tony Lanzone, Vice President, Managed Markets Practice, will present a session on the evolving pricing, reimbursement, and access environment for oncology products.
Gary Tyson, Senior Vice President, Clinical Development Practice, will present a session on leveraging effective SOPs to create a community of compliance and adherence.
Gary Tyson, Senior Vice President, Clinical Development Practice, will present a session on the key learnings of CTMS implementation derived from the experiences of several organizations that have undergone implementation.
Three executives from our Business Development and Managed Markets Practices will present "Reimbursement: The New Investment Hurdle"
Darius Naigamwalla, Global Practice Area Leader, and Tom Luginbill, Vice President, both of the Brand Management Practice, will present a pre-conference workshop on strategies and best practices for strategically managing an oncology product launch. Also Tony Lanzone, Vice President in the Managed Markets Practice will moderate a payer panel discussion on the evolving pricing, reimbursement, and access environment for oncology products.
Mike Menta, Senior Practice Executive, Clinical Development Practice, will moderate a session on both opportunities and challenges of conducting clinical trials abroad.
Lujing Wang, Vice President, Managed Markets Practice, will present a session on evidence-based medicine in an evolving landscape for global market access.
Gautam Aggarwal, Senior Practice Executive in our Business Development Practice, will present the results and observations from Campbell Alliance's 2010 Dealmakers' Intentions Survey and moderate a panel discussion with leading business development decision makers.
Gautam Aggarwal, Senior Practice Executive, Business Development Practice, will present the results and observations from Campbell Alliance's Dealmaker's Intentions Survey.
