SPEAKERS
Bill Bellows
Profits, Pragmatism, and the Possibilities of Possessing 'Other Eyes' - In this powerful session, Dr. Bellows asks: Are profits a goal, or a result? Challenging the dominant paradigm of management, he explores how sustainable success comes not from chasing profits alone, but from investing in people, systems, innovation, and thoughtful collaboration.
Doris Raith
Explore the unintended consequences of perfectionism in pharmaceutical QA. While high standards are essential, the relentless pursuit of flawless systems can lead to inefficiency, fear-driven cultures, and missed opportunities for improvement. The presentation highlights the gap between actual regulatory expectations and internal over-interpretation.
Denise Lacey
The QA role was born in a factory and adopted by clinical research, but the approaches we’ve inherited are sometimes an awkward fit for the sprawling, ever-changing clinical research environment. This session will shed some light on why we in GCP QA do what we do and what we might change to better serve our study participants, study teams, and leadership.
Sandrine Bongiovanni
Fight the Fear: Laboratory Audits and fit-for-purpose method validations - join Sandrine Bongiovanni and members of the Research Practice Group in an interactive and supportive workshop designed to demystify laboratory oversight and method validation through a pragmatic, risk-based lens.