Regulatory Strategies to Employ When Your Study Doesn’t Qualify for Breakthrough/Prime

September 12, 2019 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

MassBio, 300 Technology Square 8th Fl, Cambridge, MA 02139

Add to Calendar 9/12/2019 8:00:00 AM 9/12/2019 10:00:00 AM Regulatory Strategies to Employ When Your Study Doesn’t Qualify for Breakthrough/Prime It is well understood that achieving Breakthrough or Prime Designation status provides sponsors with significant advantages in the regulatory process to achieve approval. However – not every drug candidate will qualify. This Forum will showcase best practice and real world examples of regulatory success, even without achieving coveted breakthrough status.
  • Overview of Breakthrough vs Fast Track vs Accelerated Approval, etc.
  • FDA and EMA engagement techniques to keep momentum and enthusiasm even without Breakthrough
  • Panel will share success stories and real-world examples of their strategies and FDA / EMA interactions that allowed for regulatory success
  • Equally important – what NOT TO DO examples will be shared
MassBio, 300 Technology Square 8th Fl, Cambridge, MA 02139
Associate Principal Consultant, Regulatory Affairs, Halloran Consulting
Niki has over 12 years of experience in regulatory affairs and drug development. Her drug development experience covers cell and gene therapies, small molecules, and therapeutic biologics with an emphasis on the disease areas of CNS, immuno-oncology and oncology. Her experience spans multiple stages of drug development from executing early development strategies to supporting and executing marketing applications. Through partnering with clients, Niki leads early key milestone development activities such as, generating the overall program development strategy, initial interactions with the U.S FDA (INTERACT and Pre-IND Meetings), original IND applications and subsequent FDA milestone meetings and expedited pathways discussions following the generation of clinical data. Before joining Halloran, Niki was the regulatory lead for a global Phase 3 program focused on cognitive impairment in Schizophrenia for FORUM Pharmaceuticals. Prior to FORUM, Niki worked at Dana Farber Cancer Institute where she provided clinical and regulatory support for industry and investigator sponsored clinical studies in hematology oncology. Niki has a Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC), with a U.S.-focus and a Bachelor’s of Science (BS) specializing in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology from the University of New Hampshire.