Regulatory Videos

  1. Novel Peptide Delivery With Revolo's Woody Bryan, Ph.D. 12/1/2024

    Revolo Biotherapeutics President and CEO Woody Bryan, Ph.D. is pushing the boundaries of peptide therapeutic delivery. On this episode of the Business of Biotech, we dig into Dr. Bryan’s transition to the CEO chair at the company and how that coincided with an aggressive strategic decision to alter the course of administration of its peptide candidates in allergic and autoimmune diseases.

  2. Biopolitics With Allan Shaw 11/24/2024

    The notion that political influence has no place in biology appears poised for a test it hasn’t studied for. Trump administration nominations, from RFK, Jr. to HHS and Vivek Ramaswamy to the newly-proposed DOGE, are driving speculation over the implications for biotech and other life sciences industries. How should biotech builders be obviating? On the Business of Biotech, we’re joined for some reflection by none other than Allan Shaw.

  3. T-Cells For The Win With Adaptimmune's Adrian Rawcliffe 11/17/2024

    In August of this year, the first TCR cell therapy to be approved for use in the U.S. was greenlighted by the FDA for patients with unresectable or metastatic synovial sarcoma who have previously received chemotherapy. It marked the first new treatment for those patients in more than a decade; a win for those patients, and a win for Adrian Rawcliffe, who’s had a hand on the wheel at Adaptimmune, the therapy’s developer and manufacturer, since he joined the company as CFO in 2015.

  4. An Unanticipated Biotech Startup With OS Therapies' Paul Romness 11/3/2024

    Becoming a biotech CEO wasn't on Paul Romness' bingo card. He'd forged his place in the biopharma industry as a foremost public and policy affairs expert. Thirteen years at J&J, more than 5 at Amgen, and half a dozen at Boehringer Ingelheim had earned him the right to coast into a consulting gig that would enable him to finish out his career on his terms. Then his daughter's best friend Olivia, a teenage girl and neighbor he'd watched grow up, was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. 

  5. Regulatory Considerations When Choosing Stem Cell Media 10/31/2024

    Watch to explore key considerations for researchers moving from academia to industry or expanding their operations.

  6. Obesity Tx End-Around With Skye Bioscience's Punit Dhillon 10/20/2024

    While the trend toward CB1 inhibition for obesity took a small hit with the release of Novo Nordisk's small molecule oral cannabinoid receptor (CB1) inverse agonist monlunabant last month, Skye Bioscience Chairman and CEO Punit Dhillon is shaking it off. He's confident that his company's antibody-based approach to CB1 inhibition will make a moot point of the neuropsychiatric side effects that put a damper on Novo's data. On this episode of the Business of Biotech, we're digging into the uber-hot business of weight loss therapeutics.

  7. Steering Through Setbacks with AVEO Oncology's Michael Bailey 8/18/2024

    For all the drug commercialization successes he's played a leading hand in during his tenures at GSK, Genentech, and ImClone — Androderm, Augmentin, necitumumab, and Erbitux among them — Michael Bailey concedes that he's likely better known for his failures. After hearing his stories on this episode of the Business of Biotech, I tend to disagree.

  8. Leading From Within with ISCT & Kiji's Miguel Forte, M.D. 8/11/2024

    He's been a big pharma executive. He's a multi-time biotech founder and current biotech CEO. He was once a regulator. He's a physician. He serves on multiple boards. And as of this summer, he's president of one of the most influential global organizations dedicated to the advance of cell and gene therapies (ISCT), and an executive member of another (ARM). Miguel Forte, M.D. simply can't stop finding places to apply his talents and energy to influence the advanced therapies landscape.

  9. Drug Delivery Differentiators with Syncromune's Eamonn Hobbs 7/7/2024

    Syncromune's Sync-T solid tumor therapeutic platform is, in a word, complex. The company's three phase 1 programs combine T-cell science with a proprietary drug delivery device to target solid tumors, specifically metastatic breast, non-small-cell lung, and castrate-resistant prostate cancers. But, while orchestrating a successful drug/device combination therapy presents unique regulatory challenges and requires a diverse array of in-house skillsets, President and CEO Eamonn Hobbs is confident. Why? He's done it before.

  10. How Can Biotech Industry Leaders Build Public Trust? 5/16/2024

    Allan Shaw explains how and why the biotech industry should take action to build trust with consumers and Wall Street.