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Swiss-Chinese Life Sciences Forum 2018

“Chinese Pharma Goes Global”

 
September 13, 2018 / 13:30 – 17:30
Novartis Campus, Basel
Tickets: CHF 80.- / seat numbers are limited

 

Eventbrite - Swiss Chinese Life Sciences Forum 2018

The Chinese Pharma industry is rapidly upgrading its capabilities, moving from being a supplier of basic molecules and generics to becoming a major force in the development of innovative, molecular-targeted treatments and gene-based therapies. The Swiss Chinese Life Sciences Forum 2018 organised by BaselArea.swiss, the Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz and the Swiss Chinese Chamber of Commerce and hosted by Novartis offers insights into key players in the Chinese Pharma landscape and identifies opportunities for greater collaboration between Swiss and Chinese Pharma.

 

Event Programme:

13:30 Welcome

Matthias Leuenberger, Country President Switzerland, Novartis / Thomas Christ, Acting President SCCC

13:45

 Novartis Shanghai Campus Live Transmission Live Stream /  Dr. Amber Cai, Head of NIBR Shanghai Operations, Scientific and Business Operations, Novartis China
14:05 Keynote 1 – "China's healthcare market: recent trends in deal making, financing and partnering." Guillaume Vignon, Senior Vice President Business Development at BeiGene
14:25 Keynote 2 – "Luye Pharma Group’s Internationalization: Strategy and Experiences." Bruno Delie, General Manager Luye Supply AG Switzerland
14:45 Keynote 3 – "Regulatory reform in China: How to rapidly bring innovative drugs to market." Dr. Ruyi He, Chief Scientist at the Center for Drug Evaluation at the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA)
15:05

Break
15:30 Keynote 4 - "Going East – China as the frontier for new Innovation" Nigel Sheail, Global Head M&A and BD&L, Novartis International AG
15:50 Keynote 5 – Swiss-Chinese Pharma Deal: Challenges and Learnings Martin Rohrbach, Partner, Head of Life Sciences, KPMG Switzerland
16:10 Panel discussion – "Successful partnerships between Chinese and European pharma companies: Opportunities and challenges in Licensing and M&A" Keynote speakers + Michael Frizberg, CEO, CMAB International; Moderation Patrik Frei, CEO, Venture Valuation
17:00 Closing summary & thanks
17:10 Apéro
18:30 End

 

 

 

 

 

 

BaselArea.swiss is the office for promoting innovation and inward investment for the cantons of Basel-Stadt, Basel-Landschaft and Jura. The core function of BaselArea.swiss is to promote the strengths of the Basel region and to support both Swiss and foreign entrepreneurs and companies in the implementation of their innovation and business projects in the region. Through its comprehensive information platform, monthly Innovation Reports and more than 80 Innovation Events annually, Baselarea.swiss contributes to the sustainable positioning of the Basel region as a leading centre for innovation and business.
www.baselarea.swiss

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland has over 12,000 students and 2800 employees in its nine schools in the disciplines of Applied Psychology; Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geomatics; Art and Design; Business; Education; Engineering; Life Sciences; Music; and Social Work. Its applied concept, its innovative research and its global network make the FHNW a diverse educational institution, a sought-after partner in industry and an attractive employer in Northwestern Switzerland.
The FHNW has worked intensively with China since the early 1990’s and today manages an extensive network of academic and governmental partners to offer opportunities for students, to promote social and commercial cooperation and to support joint research between Switzerland and China.
www.fhnw.ch

 

 

The Swiss-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SCCC) is a facilitator of sustainable economic relationships between Switzerland and the People’s Republic of China. The Chamber helps to establish and develop successful business interactions between Swiss and Chinese companies.
The Swiss-Chinese Chamber of Commerce maintains close ties with Swiss and Chinese authorities, with economic associations and companies and with the media. It acts as an intermediary when difficulties arise and provides insight into all aspects of Swiss-Chinese economic relations. It issues reports and assessments on the subjects of trade and economic policy. The SCCC does not comment on political topics.
The Swiss-Chinese Chamber of Commerce is present in all parts of Switzerland. It is the point of contact and the networking platform for Swiss and Chinese individuals and companies. It promotes communication among its members by organizing regular events and by making use of digital communication platforms. The SCCC is an association under Swiss law and finances itself primarily through membership dues.
www.sccc.ch