Whitepaper

Maximising Investor-Readiness: The Critical Role of Regulatory Affairs Input in Early-Stage Cell and Gene Therapy Development

Published 02nd December 2024

Whitepaper - The Critical Role of Regulatory Affairs Input in Early-Stage Cell and Gene Therapy Development

Cell and Gene Therapies (CGTs) represent some of the most innovative and promising advancements in modern medicine. However, the complexity of their development, combined with an evolving regulatory environment, presents significant challenges. For developers seeking investment for their product development, early and informed regulatory input is crucial to mitigating risks and increasing confidence in the product’s pathway to market. 

This white paper highlights the critical role of regulatory affairs in the early stages of CGT development, focusing on how a robust regulatory strategy can be a powerful tool for securing investment. Key areas explored include the value of integrating regulatory planning into investor pitches, the importance of demonstrating a clear regulatory pathway, and the role of consultants specialised in CGTs. These insights underscore how early regulatory input, when leveraged effectively, can reduce uncertainty and enhance the attractiveness of a CGT development project to investors. 

 

 

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Marianna Obafemi

Associate Director, Senior Regulatory Consultant, DLRC

Marianna Obafemi is a Senior Regulatory Consultant with experience across various therapeutic areas, including oncology and immunology, and complex products such as cell and gene therapies. She has led and supported clients with implementing regulatory strategies, from early development to full development, including new marketing authorisation applications (MAAs) and life-cycle management.

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Dr Candice Kaisermann, Senior Regulatory Executive, DLRC
Dr Candice Kaisermann

Senior Regulatory Executive, DLRC

Dr Candice Kaisermann is a versatile professional with 15 years of experience across large-scale manufacturing, regulatory affairs, and R&D of biopharmaceuticals. She is broadly experienced in CMC of biologics, vaccines and CGTs/ATMPs, and in market authorisation submission and maintenance. She holds a PhD in Biochemical Engineering from the University of Manchester.

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