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Dr. Ger Brophy, executive vice president, Biopharma Production for Avantor, will deliver the keynote address at the conference and Claudia Berrón, senior vice president, Business Development and Commercial Operations for Avantor, will discuss on leveraging biopharma 4.0 to reconstruct the biopharma supply chain and manufacturing practices.
Avantor, a mission-critical products and services provider, announced its technical experts will be presenting their insights on biopharmaceutical and cell and gene therapy developments during the BioProduction Conference at CPhI Worldwide from Nov. 4–7 in Frankfurt, Germany.
According to an Oct. 31, 2019 press release, Dr. Ger Brophy, executive vice president, Biopharma Production for Avantor, will deliver the keynote address at the conference and Claudia Berrón, senior vice president, Business Development and Commercial Operations for Avantor, will discuss on leveraging biopharma 4.0 to reconstruct the biopharma supply chain and manufacturing practices.
"As it continuously evolves, the cell and gene therapy industry is adopting lessons learned from other bioprocessing disciplines in order to continue to advance processes,” said Brophy in the press release. “In addition, we are at a tipping point in our supply chain processes with biopharma 4.0 as a catalyst. The Internet of Things will touch and connect our workflows in ways that are yet to be determined.”
Avantor’s first session is titled “Evolution of Raw Material Development and Regulatory Standards – From Monoclonal Drugs to Cell & Gene Therapies” and will be located in the BioProduction Theater on Nov. 7 at 10:20 am. Its second session is titled “Digitalizing Biopharma: How Raw Material Data Can Maximize Biopharma Supply Chain and Manufacturing Practices” and will be located in Room Frequenz 1 on Nov. 7 from 3:00 to 3:30 pm.
The company will also be presenting at stand 120C26 in the BioProduction area at the event.
Source: Avantor