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PUBLIC HEALTH,
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND NUTRITION
2
nd
World Congress on
CELL AND GENE THERAPY
2
nd
International Conference on
OF EXCELLENCE
IN INTERNATIONAL
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Joint Event on
Cell and Gene Therapy 2019 & Public Health Congress 2019
Archives of General Internal Medicine | ISSN: 2591-7951 | Volume 3
TECHNOLOGY TRENDS IN THE
DEVELOPMENT AND COMMERCIAL-
SCALE MANUFACTURING OF CELL AND
GENE THERAPIES
T
he cell and gene therapy industry has now exceeded 1000 clinical
trials and annual global financing increased 40% YOY to over $10B
(ARM 2018 Q3 Report). As the industry continues its monumental ex-
pansion, developers much find newmethods to scale their supply chains
to control costs, speed and reproducibility. Meanwhile new regulations
and standards are increasing pressure for more controlled processes, val-
idation and risk mitigation. Raw material documentation, supply chain
redundancy and closed manufacturing systems are key aspects to en-
abling the next wave of therapies. This talk will showcase some of the
latest trends in the industry, emerging technologies and best practices
that start early in development to enable robust, sustainable operations
and commercial success.
Bryan Poltilove, Arch Gen Intern Med 2019, Volume 3
DOI: 10.4066/2591-7951-C2-025
Bryan Poltilove is general manager of cell and
gene therapy, he has overall P&L responsibility
for the Thermo Fisher business segment, includ-
ing long-range product line strategy, investment
and day-to-day business operations. Previously,
he led a $350M business segment of cell biolo-
gy reagents and instrumentation. Prior to joining
Thermo Fisher, he served as the Director of Rev-
enue Strategy and Operations for the Corporate
Executive Board and held several roles with John-
son & Johnson. He holds Bachelor degrees in
Chemical Engineering and Economics from MIT
and an MBA from Northwestern University, USA.
bryan.poltilove@thermofisher.comBryan Poltilove
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
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