INDIAN PHARMA EXPO 2013
Franchisee and Distribution Platform
22-23 September 2013, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

Day 1

09.45:- Panel Discussion: - CEO Roundtable:-Strategic leadership in Indian Pharma sector

  • What leadership competencies are most critical for success in pharmaceutical organizations?
  • How strong are current pharma leaders in the competencies most critical to success?
  • How to improve employee leadership capabilities within your organization
11:00:- Networking Tea Break

11.30:- Current trends, Opportunities and way forward of the pharmaceutical industry
  • Looking at the status of the pharmaceutical industry and how economic factors have played a role
  • A prospective analysis of current trends in Indian Pharma sector
  • Opportunities for growth in Domestic Pharma Sector
  • Challenges and Way Forward for Pharmaceutical Industry

12.15:- Emerging role of IT in Indian pharmaceutical industry and its implications

13.00:- Lunch Break

14.00:- Panel Discussion: - Regulatory issues affecting the pharmaceutical market
  • What were the results in 2011 and what can market players expect from regulatory bodies in the near future?
  • What are the government's current priorities and plans to develop the pharmaceutical sector in India
  • What are the recent and planned changes to the industry's regulatory policy

15.00:- Continuous Manufacturing in Pharma
  • What are the benefits of continuous processes and the importance of investing
  • What facility designs and upgrades are needed for the successful deployment of continuous manufacturing?

Day 2

09.45:- Panel Discussion:-Building Pharma Brands : Challenges & Oppourtunities of Mid-Sized Companies.

  • Branding will help you differentiate your drug even if there are other drugs in the market that share the same ingredients and formulation as yours.
  • Strongly branded prescription drugs can more easily make the transition in to the Over-The-Counter arena where customers have the decision making in their hands and not the doctors.
  • Branding helps prolong the commmercial life of the drug after patent expiry.
  • The global meltdown could negatively impact Indian pharma exports but good relationships with the target audience help to sustain longer in the markets
  • Marketing of pharma products calls for a strong field-force network complimented with a robust supply-chain.
11:00:- Networking Tea Break

11.30:- The Future of the Biologics Industry and Biomanufacturing
  • The importance of efficient and sustainable biomanufacturing processes
  • Evaluating the role of single use equipment in this and the potential savings
  • Key trends in biomanufacturing growth – where next?

12.15:- Collaborative Drug Discovery &new; initiatives to update and expand methodologies to monitor drug safety
  • Drive innovation and drug development through collaborations with academia and adopting alternative models

13.00:- Lunch Break

14.00:-Building a public-private partnership
  • Partner with government to increase access to your medicines and support the government's interests in further developments
  • How technology transfer can be an innovative strategy for a long-lasting collaboration that will ensure a sustainable supply of your products
  • Case study of creating a PPP in order to understand possible advantages and disadvantages

14.45:- Cost-effective packaging solutions
  • Identifying the most cost-effective packaging and monitoring solutions
  • Analyzing the challenges and solutions for packaging material reuse
  • Establishing an environment-friendly plan for toxic products packaging

15.00:-Social Media in Pharma
  • Challenges and opportunities social media presents for the pharmaceutical industry
  • What are some industry best practices?
  • Leveraging Social Media Platforms to Enhance Patient Relationships
  • The Risks and Rewards of Involving the e-Patient in Clinical Trial Research

16.00:-End of Day 2