Pharma Launch Excellence Summit Main Conference Day 2: Thursday 3rd December
The EU Pharmaceutical Package is one of the most comprehensive reforms of EU pharmaceutical legislation in over 20 years. This session will explore how launch excellence teams adapt their strategies to navigate regulatory change, accelerate approvals, and maintain a competitive advantage across European markets.
The first months following launch present a critical window to influence long-term success. Organisations that establish the right KPIs, identify performance signals early, and respond with agility are better positioned to address issues before they impact commercial outcomes. Converting launch data into rapid, coordinated action is essential to maximising product uptake and achieving launch objectives.
Successful launches depend on more than a strong strategy, they require organisations to continuously measure performance, generate actionable insights and align teams around shared objectives. As AI and advanced analytics become increasingly accessible, leaders have a greater opportunity to create a culture where tracking, planning and data-driven decision-making drive better launch outcomes across both global and local markets.
Put your cross-functional collaboration skills to the test in this interactive, game-based session led by Michael Takla. Working in teams, participants will navigate a series of real-world launch challenges, competing priorities and unexpected curveballs to uncover what it really takes to align functions and deliver a successful launch.
• Experiencing first-hand how communication gaps, conflicting priorities and siloed decision-making can impact launch execution
• Exploring practical ways to build trust, clarify ownership and improve collaboration across functions
• Walking away with actionable lessons for creating stronger, more agile cross-functional launch teams
Launch excellence is achieved when every function works towards shared objectives. This interactive roundtable begins with participants breaking into functional groups (e.g. medical affairs, market access, commercial, regulatory, supply chain) to define their functional contributions and accountability to common cross-functional goals that will have been discussed during the conference and the practical improvements to live up to these. Each group will present its key recommendations back to the full room for cross-functional feedback, challenges, and advice. Together, you'll exchange best practices, stress-test assumptions and identify concrete ways to strengthen collaboration, improve launch performance, and drive better outcomes across the enterprise.