Yesterday, at our bi-annual Industry Advancement Board (IAB), we had the privilege of convening with some key players within Cell and Gene Therapy (CGT). Together, we delved into the pressing issues surrounding CGT. During this insightful one-day workshop, we listened intently to the pain points and challenges voiced by Advanced Treatment Centers, Therapy Developers and CGT Manufacturers. The overwhelming consensus: the burden of managing multiple treatment center portals is real. From training users across diverse platforms to grappling with interoperability issues and treatment center portal fatigue, the challenges are multifaceted. However, here at TrakCel, we're not just listening; we're pioneering change. And with over 20 therapies, including 4 commercially available, within our wheelhouse, we recognize the critical need for streamlining processes and uniting efforts in this rapidly evolving and dynamic landscape. Our commitment to driving standardization and championing a single Treatment Center Portal Gateway is one of our main focuses. By fostering collaboration and innovation, we're laying the groundwork for a more efficient and accessible future for CGT. Deepest gratitude to the Advanced Treatment Centers who joined: Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System, Moffitt Cancer Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Special thanks extend to everyone who participated in our IAB yesterday; your contributions and insights have been invaluable as we continue to shape the future of Cell and Gene Therapy excellence and drive innovation forward. Claudia Foerster, Sharon Streets and Vlad Talyanskiy of Adaptimmune, Benjamin Nash and Y. Morris Chen, of AstraZeneca, Lesia Aragon, Luke Burch and Kyle Newton of Bristol Myers Squibb, Lakshmi Boppana and Hassan Kadhim of Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Albert Ribickas of Moffitt Cancer Center, Debbie Ahlers and Sara Cobb of Massachusetts General Hospital, Rocky Billups of Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute, Lizzie Weber and Robert Richards of Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System, Misha Hawkins, of MD Anderson Cancer Center, Basil Keepp of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Akshay Peer, Ravi Nalliah, Matthew Lakelin, Jason Ramseth, Antonios S., Samuel Hendon. #CGT #CellAndGeneTherapy #AdvancedTherapies
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Thrilled to have been able to attend this well organized, informative and interactive event. I learned a lot being in the room with TrakCel and several leaders across all areas of CGT. 👏
It was a great event
Jason Ramseth - rocking there Jason. Must have been a great event.
Very nice!
Cell & Gene Therapy Lead, Life Sciences IX.0/SCO Practice
4moGreat to see that simplification and harmonization of portals is becoming the one of the main topic of the current CGT discourse. This is something that we had predicted to happen several years ago and brought the industry together to address this problem. Thanks to the massive effort by the largest, pre-competitive industry consortium and Roche/Genentech partnership, Accenture’s Unify solution is the first global, compliant, scalable, and commercial solution. Previously, we did not have options. Now, we do. The next thing to tackle is that we must challenge the current orthodoxy on our view towards the role of portals.