Susmita Gupta, Sr. CDM Project Manager, Endo Pharmaceuticals, USA

March 4-5 2013, Morristown, NJ, USA www.clinical-trials-events.com/chinausa.html www.clinical-trials-events.com/asiausa.html The 5th China and Asia Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress Asia has the fastest growing pharmaceutical market in the world. The Chinese market is particularly vibrant and by 2015 it will have more have than doubled in value to $100bn. By 2020 it will be the largest in the world. More broadly, the wider Asian region has become well recognised as an attractive location for clinical trials. Developments in SFDA regulations and further developments in Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand mean that each country offers different benefits and presents different challenges. It is important to understand how different variables, such as regulation, logistics and cultural factors, in each country will impact the process of outsourcing and managing a trial. The congress features a series of interactive presentations, panel discussions and roundtable discussions designed to help you fully appreciate the opportunities and hurdles of working in this important and diverse region. Topics covered include: Clinical Outsourcing Strategies Regulations & IPR Challenges Regional Focused Case Studies CRO Selection & Management Clinical Operations Efficiency Risk Management, Quality & Safety Data Collection & Management Confirmed Speakers Include Alexandre LeBeaut, Senior Vice President, Clinical Development, IPSEN, France Millie Shultz, Ying Liu, Head of Asia Global Clinical Development, IPSEN, China Ying Lou, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Shanghai Genomics, China Eva Yang, Head of Monitoring and Site Management, Asia Pacific Global Clinical Operations, Bayer, China Associate Director, Clinical Operations, Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company, China Susmita Gupta, Sr. CDM Project Manager, Endo Pharmaceuticals, USA CN Ramchand, Earl Hulihan, Principal, ew hulihan and associates and Professorships with U.M.D.N.J., S.U.T.C.M., and S.F.D.A. Institute of Educational Development President & CEO, Laila Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd, India Grace Halteh, Associate Director, Project Management - Quality and Business Solutions, Janssen Alzheimer Immunotherapy Trine Danø Klingberg, Senior International Clinical Trial Manager, Novo Nordisk, Denmark sponsors supporters Roger Luo, Director, Translational Medicine & Early Clinical Development, Oncology R&D, Janssen Pharmaceutical Company of Johnson & Johnson Christopher Milne, Director Research, Tufts CSDD, Tufts University Samy Tadros, Associate Director Strategic Sourcing, Celgene Chirag Trivedi, Associate Director Project Management & Strategic Initiatives, Sanofi, India Junyuan Wang, Director of Biostatistics, Bristol Myers Squibb Li Yan, Head of Clinical Development, Infectious Disease, Respiratory & Immunology, Oncology, Emerging Markets, Merck Brian York, Director and Regional Head Asia/Latin America; Global Head Payments & Pricing, Amgen

The 5 th China and Asia Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress Conference Agenda Clinical Outsourcing Strategy Current landscape of clinical trial outsourcing in Asia Pacific Government support initiatives & key drivers in Asia to encourage clinical trials & fuel growth Opportunities and challenges of outsourcing to Asia M&A, partnering between western and Asian companies Planning an effective Asian clinical outsourcing strategy and models Market access & health outcomes Case Studies How big, medium & small Pharma companies successfully outsourced their clinical trial to Asia Panel Discussion: Critical factors for organising a successful clinical trial in Asia Panel Discussion: Successfully running oncology clinical trials in Asia Panel Discussion: Future of clinical trials in Asia Region Focus Advantages & disadvantages and other critical factors for conducting a successful clinical trial in: China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Philppines, Taiwan, Thailand & Vietnam Improving ethical & safety concerns with Indian based clinical trials Regulations & IPR Challenges Main regulatory and approval process differences within the Asia Pacific, US & EU Navigating the Chinese regulatory system & keeping abreast of regulatory updates Receiving approval from SFDA and what to expect Monitoring compliance & quality Intellectual property and cross-cultural aspects Clinical Operations & Management Efficiency Strategic CRO selection & management Best practice techniques Benchmarking CROs what you need; matching to suppliers; and managing expectations Oversight, Monitoring & Site Management Global v Local - What to expect from a local CRO Increasing clinical trial efficiency Saving time, preventing delays in your clinical trial timeline and operating efficiently Panel discussion: Patient recruitment and retention Panel discussion: Vendor relationships and performance Safety and Data Collection/ Management Pharmacovigilance & safety Safety monitoring, risk management & patient safety in Asian clinical trials Achieving compliance with various country regulations in Asia while meeting global safety requirements Clinical trial data management in Asia Improving the integrity, quality, efficiency of data collection Biometrics and statistics - Statistical analysis of clinical trial data Supply Chain & Logistics Asian logistical challenges - import & export regulations Roundtable Discussions 1) CRO Selection & Management 2) Regulatory Hurdles 3) Patient Recruitment 4) Data Management 5) Supply Chain & Logistics Who should attend The congress will attract an audience consisting of CEOs, CSOs, Vice Presidents, Directors, Medical Directors, Managers and Heads of: Clinical Development Clinical Operations Clinical Trial Management Clinical Programmes Clinical R&D Clinical Oversight Clinical Budgeting Clinical Outsourcing CRO Management Vendor Scouting Contracts Purchasing/Procurement Alliances/Licensing Partnering Market Access Regulatory Affairs Quality Assurance (QA) Quality Control (QC) Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Compliance Intellectual Property Legal Counsel Emerging Markets Medical Affairs Business Development Operation & Planning Supply Chain Logistics Pharmacovigilance Drug Safety Clinical Data Management Statistics Biostatistics Biometry

Agenda Day One Monday 4 th March 2013 08.00 08.50 Registration & Coffee 08.50 09.00 Chairman s Opening Remarks 09.00 09.45 Shared Keynote Address Clinical Development in Asia from a Global and Asian Perspective Alexandre LeBeaut, Senior Vice President Global Clinical Development, IPSEN, France Ying Liu, Head of Asia Global Clinical Development, IPSEN, China 5 th China Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress 09.45-10.15 Early Clinical Trials in China - Opportunities and Challenges Why should we conduct early clinical trials in China? What are the challenges of conducting early clinical trials in China? What are the strategies and general approaches for MNCs in conducting early clinical trials in China Sean Zhang, Medical Director & Liaison to BMS China R&D, Discovery Medicine & Clinical Pharmacology, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Co. 10.15-10.45 Solution Provider Presentation Sponsored by: 3 rd Asia Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress Opportunities And Challenges In Running Clinical Trials In Emerging Markets Creating opportunities in emerging markets Strategic questions you should consider before entering emerging markets Opportunities in emerging markets Understanding the local practices Challenges: perceived, substantial, both Brian York, Director and Regional Head Asia/Latin America; Global Head Payments & Pricing, Amgen Solution Provider Presentation For sponsorship opportunities please contact Nick Best at nick@globalengage.co.uk 10.45-10.55 Morning Refreshments 10.55-11.55 One-to-One Meetings Poster Presentation Sessions 11.55-12.25 Successes and Lessons Learnt: Clinical Pharmacology Trials in China Why China? How to work with China opportunity for synergy with global development; top trial centers and PIs; long lead time necessary for planning; need for understanding regulatory status and direction; need for understanding policies on biosample importation and exportation; opportunities for central and analytical labs Examples of successes and the lessons learnt Hequn Yin, Director Oncology Clinical Pharmacology, Novartis 12.25-12.55 Navigating the Chinese Regulatory System for Drugs for Rare Diseases China Pharmaceutical Market Gains and Pains China SFDA organization and section responsibilities. Chinese Drug Regulatory Process Navigating the Chinese Regulatory System with Rare Disease Drug Applications Qansy Salako, Director, Regulatory Affairs (International), Genzyme, a Sanofi Company India, Emerging Region for Clinical Development Outsourcing with Special Reference to Ethical, Regulatory and Political Constraints CN Ramchand President & CEO, Laila Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd, India The CRO Market Landscape in India, China and the Emerging Asia-Pacific What does the CRO landscape look like in the major and emerging markets in Asia-Pacific? How is the landscape expected to change over the next 5 and 10 years and what factors will influence this? What are the CRO strategies employed by the MNCs looking to grow their markets in the region? Christopher Milne, Director Research, Tufts CSDD, Tufts University 12.55-13.55 Lunch One-to-One Meeting at 13.30

Agenda Day One Monday 4 th March 2013 5 th China Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress 13.55-14.25 Differences between US, EU and Chinese Approval Processes Monitoring compliance Aligning clinical development, medical affairs and regulatory affairs to enhance clinical trial design Earl Hulihan, Principal, ew hulihan and associates and Professorships with U.M.D.N.J., S.U.T.C.M., and S.F.D.A. Institute of Educational Development 14.25-14.55 Panel Discussion: Critical Factors to Organizing a Successful Clinical Trial in China Cultural factors and local practice Operating efficiently Vendor management and communication James Cai, Medical Director, Roche 14.55-15.25 Solution Provider Presentation Sponsored by: 3 rd Asia Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress Integrate and Implement Biomarker Strategy into Asia Clinical Trials Either as Part of the Global Trials and Independent Regional Trials Oncology drug development Yaping Shou, Medical Director, Clinical Research, Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company Panel Discussion: Future of Clinical Trials and Outsourcing to Asia Opportunities for outsourcing to Asia Which non-chinese country is best to outsource to Cost comparisons Cultural influences Fidela Moreno, Former Vice President, Global Development Operations Allergan Solution Provider Presentation Jim Wei, Medical Director, Medpace 15.25-15.35 Afternoon Refreshments 15.35-16.35 One-to-One Meetings Poster Presentation Sessions 16.35-17.05 How to Conduct an Orphan Drug Trial in China - Pirfenidone for Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis China SFDA has published guideline for "Special Review" on new drugs (Class 1) for orphan indications. However, due to the limited number of patients and the lack of accurate diagnostics, conducting such trials in China still faces big challenges today. To avoid time-consuming miscommunication among regulatory agencies, the company, and the clinitrial hospitals, Shanghai Genomics built its own CRA and regulatory team in a fast-changing environment. This method has been proved to be one of the most efficient and economical ways for Class 1 drug development in China. We also intend to use this hardto-build infra-structure for future collaboration with international partners. Expansion into Asia from the Perspective of Biotech Outsourcing Samy Tadros, Associate Director Strategic Sourcing, Celgene Ying Lou, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Shanghai Genomics, China 17.05-18.05 Roundtable Discussions CRO Selection & Management Chaired by: Mark Peymer, Manager, Worldwide External R&D, Johnson & Johnson Data Management Chaired by: Susmita Gupta, Sr. CDM Project Manager, Endo Pharmaceuticals Regulatory Hurdles Chair to be confirmed Chain & Logistics Chair to be confirmed Patient Recruitment Chair to be confirmed China (General Discussion Group) Chaired by: Trine Danø Klingberg, Senior International Clinical Trial Manager, Novo 18.05-19.05 Drinks Reception

Agenda Day Two Tuesday 5 th March 2013 08.00-08.40 Coffee & One-to-One Meetings 08.40-09.10 Shared Keynote Address Risk Management in Clinical Trials Speaker to be confirmed 5 th China Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress 09.10-09.40 Focusing on Quality to Ensure Successful Global Development Ensuring the quality conduct of trials in Asia and China Challenges to conducting trials in the region Successful methods of partnering with CROs Millie Shultz, Associate Director, Clinical Operations, Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company, China 09.40-10.10 Clinical Trial Masterfile and Compliance Grace Halteh, Associate Director, Project Management - Quality and Business Solutions, Janssen Alzheimer Immunotherapy 10.10-10.40 Solution Provider Presentation For sponsorship opportunities please contact Nick Best at nick@globalengage.co.uk 3 rd Asia Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress Establishing Relationships with Local CROs and their Changing role in the Clinical Trial Process Managing one of India s largest interventional studies outsourced to a CRO Critical success factors for high recruitment Chirag Trivedi, Associate Director Project Management & Strategic Initiatives, Sanofi, India Panel Discussion: Best Practice Techniques for Strategic CRO Selection & Management in Asia Benchmarking CROs Global v local What to expect from a local CRO Critical trial and vendor capability criteria Ensure correct relationship is formed Chaired by: Brian York, Director and Regional Head Asia/ Latin America; Global Head Payments & Pricing, Amgen Mark Peymer, Manager, Worldwide External R&D, J&J Chirag Trivedi, Associate Director Project Management & Strategic Initiatives, Sanofi, India Fernando Bognar, Asia Pacific Regional Director Medical Affairs Hepatitis, Merck, Hong Kong Solution Provider Presentation For sponsorship opportunities please contact Nick Best at nick@globalengage.co.uk 10.40-10.50 Morning Refreshments 10.50-11.50 One-to-One Meetings Poster Presentation Sessions 11.50-12.20 Oncology Clinical Trials in China Strategically include China in global development strategies for anti-cancer drugs the importance of early phase development Translational medicine capability and capacities and its impact on targeted agent development Build up academia-industry-government alliance to expedite cancer drug development in China US Chinese Anti-Cancer Association Pharmacovigilance and Patient Safety During Clinical Trials in Asia and how this Varies from Trials in Europe and the USA Frank Hong, Executive Director, Clinical Risk Management, Novartis Li Yan, Head of Clinical Development, Infectious Disease, Respiratory & Immunology, Oncology, Emerging Markets, Merck

Agenda Day Two Tuesday 5 th March 2013 12.20-12.50 Shared Panel Discussion: Successfully Running Oncology Clinical Trials In Asia Panel Chair: Li Yan, Head of Clinical Development, Infectious Disease, Respiratory & Immunology, Oncology, Emerging Markets, Merck Roger Luo, Director, Translational Medicine & Early Clinical Development, Oncology R&D, Janssen Pharmaceutical Company of Johnson & Johnson Li Xu, Vice President, Oncology Strategy, Implementation and Oncology Operations, Pfizer Oncology Michael Shi, Senior Director, Oncology, Novartis 12.50-13.50 Lunch 5 th China Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress 13.50-14.20 The Journey of Strategic Partnership with CROs in China CRO trials in China Oversight expectations Forging a compliant partnership for a win-win situation Eva Yang, Regional Head of Monitoring and Site Management, Asia Pacific. Bayer HealthCare Company, China 14.20-14.50 China Experiences and Challenges: Why Novo Nordisk run trials in China Ethical challenges Regulatory challenges SFDA focus GCP Sites the pros and cons Language barrier and cultural differences Trine Danø Klingberg, Senior International Clinical Trial Manager, Nov#o Nordisk 3 rd Asia Clinical Trials Outsourcing Congress Panel Discussion - Managing Clinical Trial Operations: Patient Recruitment and Retention Chaired by: David E. Weinstein, Chief Scientific Officer, Intekrin, Inc Unity in Diversity Regulatory requirements as well as value offerings How do we harmonize and synergize the research activities in Asia Data gaps and ever increasing Burden of Disease Shift from Communicable diseases to NCDs Universal health coverage planned in Asian countries Data requirement to provide the Value proposition to the payers/policy makers etc. Public-private partnership and opportunities to provide end to end solutions Shailendra Bajpai Regional Medical Director - Diabetes (Asia), Sanofi, Singapore 14.50-15.20 Assessing Consistency of Treatment Effects in Multi- Regional Clinical Trials and Considerations for Dealing with Apparent Inconsistency More and more countries accept multi-regional clinical trials as basis for approval of marketing authorization. Besides the overall study results, subgroup results from particular region of interest often are also considered to determine the applicability of the overall treatment effect to the patients in individual regions. Due to potential heterogeneity of patient populations, medical practice, and trial conduct, the consistency of treatment effects across different regions may not always apparent. In this talk, methods to evaluate the consistency and strategies to deal with the apparent inconsistency will be discussed. Junyuan Wang, Director of Biostatistics, Bristol-Myers Squibb 15.20-15.50 Improving Strategic Partnerships with CROs to Obtain Better GCP Compliance Richard Malloy, Assistant Director Clinical Quality Assurance, ViroPharma Developing an Asia Clinical Trials Strategy Yide Alan Jiang, Director-Asia R&D Strategy, Sanofi-Genzyme R&D Center Title to be Confirmed Patrick Ezeh, Director Clinical Development Operations, Vertex Chairman s Closing Remarks and Conference Close Afternoon Refreshments

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