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Our team brings world-class expertise in novel technologies, especially cell and gene therapy, offering a proven track record and an unmatched level of experience to advanced technology manufacturers. With a dedicated focus on cell and gene therapy for more than 10 years and experience across 20 disease areas, our leaders are equipped with the tools, resources, and strategic and technical excellence to take advanced clinical technology and CGT engagements to the next level.
While these technologies can offer transformative benefits to patients and extraordinary clinical promise, there are many challenges to successful commercialization. We leverage scientific, clinical, and commercial assessments and expertise in disease areas, including hematologic malignancies, solid tumors, neurology, ophthalmology, cardiology, immunology and non-malignant blood disorders.
The breadth of technologies we support include:
Our experts hold a rich understanding of both the business and the science, offering unique perspectives on the intersection of each space, allowing us to engage technical discussions and uncover a level of detail that others may miss.
Our research does not stop with HCPs. Some of our research samples include stakeholders from disease therapy experts and nurse navigators to hospital CFOs and more.
We have access to a deep roster of third–party sample partners, including our internal panel of HCPs, payers, andhigh–level KOLs, plus technologies that help us reach new stakeholders.
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