In this free webinar, gain insight into why US-based biopharmaceutical manufacturing is strategically advantageous. Attendees will learn how complicated tech-transfers are handled with precision, without sacrificing streamlined development. The featured speakers will discuss the connection between IP security, geopolitical risk and drug development timelines. Attendees will discover how leading US-based platforms can streamline biopharmaceutical development, with immense quality and scalability.
TORONTO, Aug. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — As biopharmaceutical development grows more complex, the importance of aligning innovation with manufacturing strategy has never been greater. This webinar explores how reshoring biologics manufacturing to the US is emerging as a practical solution to accelerate tech transfer, streamline timelines and ensure greater operational control — especially for early-stage innovators navigating today’s development pressures.
Through a candid, podcast-style conversation, the featured speakers will examine the factors prompting biopharma teams to build or shift capabilities to the US. With increasing demands for IP alignment, regulatory clarity and supply chain integration, US-based manufacturing offers opportunities to simplify development logistics and reduce delays that can arise from fragmented global operations.
Attendees will gain a grounded perspective on how perceived barriers — such as tech transfer complexity, infrastructure limitations and cost concerns — can be addressed when manufacturing is designed to be agile, scalable and cGMP-compliant from the outset. Rather than adapting legacy platforms, what does it take to reimagine the discovery-to-clinic pathway using high-science/high-touch principles and a modular development model?
This session will explore critical questions for early-stage biopharma leaders:
This webinar will help attendees evaluate current strategies, challenge assumptions and gain actionable insights to inform decision-making and reduce risk across the biologic’s development lifecycle.
Register for this webinar to learn how biologics manufacturing strategies support innovation, agility and early development success.
Join experts from Wheeler Bio, Aaron Pilling, PhD, Director of Business Development; and Brian R. Berquist, PhD, Chief Development Officer; and Rajesh G. Beri, PhD, Principal Consultant, Pharmefex Consulting, for the live webinar on Thursday, August 28, 2025, at 12pm EDT (9am PDT).
For more information, or to register for this event, visit Reshoring Biologics Development and Manufacturing for a Streamlined Path to IND.
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