With the growth in biologics and biosimilar type drugs, there is an increase in demand for cold chain management solutions to handle the packaging, labelling, storage and shipping of refrigerated and frozen product. Appropriate cold chain solutions can help sponsors and CRO’s address the challenges of temperature-controlled conditions that could jeopardise the quality of these drugs and their clinical trials.
In this free webinar, the featured speakers will provide participants with valuable insights into cold chain management in clinical trials. Topics that will be covered include:
- Selecting appropriate packaging based on temperature requirements
- Understanding how temperature-sensitive trial materials are labelled
- Temperature management technologies and solutions for clinical trials
- Optimizing the cold chain distribution network
Speakers
Bryan Thompson, Production Manager, Almac Clinical Services
Bryan Thompson has worked in a manufacturing capacity with Almac Clinical Services for the last 11 years. He is responsible for the development and management of 200+ staff across a three-shift clinical packaging operation. Bryan has the additional responsibility of overseeing the generation of a complex production schedule, review of project specific generated batch documentation and quotation generation. At Almac, Bryan has gained extensive knowledge of the processes, equipment and materials utilized in clinical trials packaging and is a subject matter expert on cold room packaging.
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Anthony Mistretta, Distribution Manager, Almac Clinical Services
Tony Mistretta has over 25 years’ experience in the pharmaceutical industry including production, warehouse, training and distribution. Tony and his logistics team have provided customers with sound logistics solutions based upon their many years of experience in the clinical supply chain. Tony is passionate about providing excellent customer service throughout the entire supply chain process, from order receipt to drug shipment delivery, on-time and within specification. He is well-versed in working closely with customers, third-party organizations and the appropriate departments within Almac, to deliver comprehensive logistics solutions for the clinical supply chain.
Message PresenterWho Should Attend?
This webinar will appeal to senior professionals such as managers, directors, leads and heads of the following departments:
- Clinical Supply Chain Management
- Inventory Management
- Label Development and Regulatory Vetting
- Clinical Trial Design
- Clinical Operations
- Clinical Research
- Local and Global Distribution
- Project Management
- Logistics
What You Will Learn
Participants will learn about:
- Selecting appropriate packaging based on temperature requirements
- Understanding how temperature-sensitive trial materials are labelled
- Temperature management technologies and solutions for clinical trials
- Optimizing the cold chain distribution network
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Almac Group
The Almac Group is an established contract development and manufacturing organization providing an extensive range of integrated services across the drug development lifecycle to the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors globally. Our innovative services range from R&D, biomarker discovery development and commercialization, API manufacture, formulation development, clinical trial supply, IRT (IVRS/IWRS) through to commercial-scale manufacture. The international company is a privately owned organization that has grown organically over the past five decades now employing over 5,000 highly skilled personnel across 17 facilities including Europe, the US and Asia. Click here to view our facilities. We have a global reputation for excellence built over 50 years of client service, delivering expertise right across the drug development lifecycle and offering a tailored solution to each of our clients. We will be exceptional, always.
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