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John Pinion

Enhancing the Timely Introduction of Novel Therapies
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Enhancing the Timely Introduction of Novel Therapies

John Pinion has over 30 years of global biotech leadership experience across multiple modalities, including gene therapy, and spanning multiple functions across CMC and translational sciences.

John joined Ultragenyx in July 2015 and provides leadership for Quality, Compliance and Translational Sciences to include Pharmacology, Toxicology, Research and Bioanalytical Development. As an executive leader, he contributes to corporate strategy and portfolio management.

Prior to joining Ultragenyx, Mr. Pinion held senior leadership roles at Roche and Genentech departing the organization as Senior Vice President, Global Head of Quality and Compliance. Prior to Genentech, Mr. Pinion spent 17 years in operational and global senior leadership roles at Baxter International.

In addition to his position at Ultragenyx, John is currently COO of Amlogenyx, a subsidiary of Ultragenyx and is a member of the Board of Directors of Aroa Biosurgery Ltd.

He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from West Virginia University.

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Accelerating Delivery of New Medicines
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Accelerating Delivery of New Medicines

Examine approaches to accelerate the pace of biopharmaceutical development across multiple platforms and modalities Clinical development velocity can affect CMC approaches, and what we’ve learned through this experience How does acceleration impact our quality, regulatory, and development functions? Understanding acceleration effects on process monitoring and analytics throughout the product lifecycle Discuss what steps we, as an industry, will need to take together to make this the new normal — John Pinion EVP Translational Sciences, Chief Quality Operations Officer Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical John Pinion has over 26 years of global experience leading biologic, small molecule pharmaceutical, gene therapy and device operations across…

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