The document announces an upcoming anti-counterfeiting conference titled "Pharma Security World 2018". It lists several prominent speakers from pharmaceutical companies and organizations that will be joining the conference to discuss challenges in combating counterfeit medicines. The conference will focus on strategies to protect brands and build genuine supply chains, and will provide opportunities for partnerships to encourage collaboration against counterfeiting. Key areas to be covered include tackling counterfeiting through public-private initiatives, securing supply chain integrity, and developing sustainable serialization strategies.

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OUR PROMINENT SPEAKERS
Director, Supply Operations
and GS
GIANPIERO
LORUSSO
Merck
Head of Healthcare, IoT
Vertical Market Development
GLEN
HODGSON
GS1 UK
Director Industrial Anti-counterfeiting
Strategy
JEAN MARC
BOBEE
Sanofi
External Manufacturing
Organization latam Head
LUIZ ALBERTO
BARBERINI
Bayer
Adobe eSign 21 CFR 11
Validation Test Lead
MARK
LUND-CONLON
GE Healthcare
Director, Global Security EMEA
PATRICK
HOLT
Pfizer
Executive Director
MIKE
ISLES
EAASM
Head Supply Chain
NURETTIN
EKIZOGLU
Novartis
Associate VP - Head of Digital
Supply Chain Practice, Internet of
Things and Blockchain
PATRICK
STRAUSS
Antuit
Market Development Manager
TIM
MCGARR
BSI
Forensic Lab Manager,
Authenticate Limited
Former counterfeit Lab Manager
Pfizer
WENDY
GREENALL
Head of Security Operations
TOM
COCHRANE
MundiPharma
Former Head of Threat and Intelligence Drugs
TONY
SAGGERS
National Crime Agency (NCA)
Director - Internet Infrastructure
Investigation (Former Consultant
Internet Infrastructure Manager
MHRA)
STEPHEN
TRUICK
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WORLD 2018
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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM.
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SPEAKER
TBA
Astrazeneca
OUR FIRST LINE UP OF
Deputy Director
IP Enforcement
Intellectual Property Office, UK
MATTHEW
COPE
Head of Global Complaint
Management Europe -
F.Hoffmann-La Roche
HUGUES
ISEL
(Chair of EU Anticounterfeiting
subcommittee (2016-17),
International Trademark
Association) - Principal
Rouse Consultancy
JEREMY
NEWMAN
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2. PHARMA SECURITY
WORLD 2018
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20 AND 21 MARCH 2018, , HOLIDAY INN - KENSINGTON
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM.
CONFERENCE FOCUS
The pharmaceutical industry has an array of duties of keeping up with technology and research as
well as the unbridled counterfeit products that can thwart the efforts. The snide, intended to mimic the
genuine products, have in many cases led to lack of effective healing, adverse reactions and now the
diminishing confidence in medicines and the general healthcare systems and the providers of the
same. With sales ranging from €150 billion to €200 billion which is US$163 billion to $217 billion every year,
as indicated by industry estimates, fake pharmaceuticals are the most lucrative segment of the
worldwide exchange illicitly replicated merchandise. World Health Organization (WHO) approximates
30 percent of drugs that reach developing nations are counterfeit and this can have substantial effects
for the brand as well as on the patients. What's more, pharmaceutical companies and regulators are
creating ways to stop them. No nations stay untouched by this issue, what was once viewed as an issue
endured by developing nations has now turned into an issue to developing nations including US and
Europe. We require both countrywide and industry-level participation, and in addition public and private
sector coordinated effort, to identify and definitively battle counterfeiters.
The US is driving the path with the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) approved in 2013.
DSCSA guide for end-to-end traceability is extended over a period of 10 years, with expectations
sketched through out the supply chain. In the US, lot- level traceability started in January 2015 under
the under the act with package-level serialization to be finished in November 2017. The complete
supply chain is relied upon to be electronically incorporated and all hubs of traceability to be built up
by November 2023. The E.U.’s Falsified Medicines Directive requires drug companies to adopt mass
serialization and other anti-counterfeiting measures starting in 2019. Manufacturers who operate in
the E.U. will have to add unique identification numbers to the outer packaging of all prescription
drugs, and equip containers with tamperproof seals. To guide customers from illicit online drug stores
that supply fake medications, the FMD requires approved legitimate Internet drug stores to show a
logo distinguishing them as E.U. approved drug retailers.
To protect your brand and build a genuine future, Corvus Global Events invites you to Pharma
Security World 2018 – An Anti-counterfeiting & Brand Safety Conference, which will have
Pharma industry experts sharing various challenges faced, new strategies, case studies and use of
innovative ideas and the conference will also offer opportunities to encourage partnerships and
collaborations.
It gives us a great pleasure to welcoming you to the Pharma Security World 2018
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Tackling pharmaceutical crime - initiatives at multinational, EU and national level
IP and regulatory enforcement
Strategies for public awareness and patient protection
Best practices to protect your brand
The role of the Internet in aiding the counterfeiters – How to overcome the situation?
The Common Logo initiative in the EU for online pharmacies
Brand Protection & Securing supply chain integrity
End to End supply chain visibility
Developing a sustainable Serialization strategy
Global enterprise level solutions for anti-counterfeiting
Integration of track & trace solutions in production and supply chain
Smart Packaging, Labeling, Artwork, Warehouse & Logistics
Effective Authentication Technologies
Best selection of tamper-evident features
Developing a RMP for your supply chain to protect your Brand, Product and Patient Safety
Measuring the Effectiveness of a Good Quality System through frequent external and internal audits
Debating the use and implementation of serialization, barcoding, and RFID
Serialization Data and Analytics driven approach to increase supply chain agility
Cloud-based technology complement big data solutions in monitoring and improving supply chain processes
The need to understand and adopt new technologies like IoT, Analytics, Block chain, AI and others
Case study: How companies are structuring their counterfeiting efforts and departments?
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
THE CONFERENCE
Attendees includes VPs, GMs, Directors, Heads and Managers of
Ÿ Intellectual Property, investigators and Trademark council
Ÿ Law enforcements & legal services
Ÿ Drug regulatory agencies and customs
Ÿ Pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors
Ÿ Healthcare professionals
Ÿ Pharmacists
Ÿ Serialization, Track and Trace solution providers
Ÿ Brand protection, enforcement, security, integrity and management companies
Ÿ Healthcare research organizations
Ÿ Pharmaceutical industry professional associations
Ÿ Anti-counterfeiting organizations
Ÿ Supply Chain management companies
Ÿ Packaging, labeling and converting companies
Ÿ Authentication technology suppliers
Ÿ Contract manufacturing organization (CMOs)
Ÿ IT service providers
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4. Ÿ The common Anti-counterfeiting strategies in EU, US and the
rest of the world to handle the counterfeit medicines
Ÿ Identification of countries severely affected by the counterfeit
medicines
Ÿ The challenges of combating counterfeit medicines in most
affected countries
Ÿ The loopholes in various legislations encouraging gray market
to thrive
Registration & Morning Coffee08:30
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
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DAY 1 - 20 March 2018
Chairperson's opening remarks09:20
A multi-layered approach is the way to go for optimal
brand protection
09:30
Anti-counterfeiting market and challenges
PATRICK HOLT
Director, Global Security EMEA, Pfizer
Worldview of Counterfeit drugs - The evolving counterfeit
challenges
10:00
Networking and Refreshment Break10:30
Ÿ Supply and demand drivers
Ÿ Synergies between illicit drug markets and counterfeit
pharmaceuticals
Ÿ Strategic response design and delivery
Understanding illicit markets and establishing strategic
responses to disrupt the threats that supply them
10:50
Networking and Luncheon12:50
Advancement in IP enforcement in Europe and what's
next?
11:50
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How to better engage and assure full compliance from
external partneship using a bayer's external manufacturing's
governance model
13:30
Ÿ Intellectual property rights (IPR) laid down by the World
Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO)
Ÿ Brexit: English Intellectual Property law implications
Is your organization ready for DSCSA, EU FMD and Other
Global Regulations?
11:20
Regulatory, Compliance and IP
Ÿ Develop a strategy protecting the patient safety, brand
reputation, intellectual property rights and revenue
Ÿ Guidelines to prevent counterfeit from entering the supply chain
Ÿ Monitoring the complex counterfeiters threatening enforcement
efforts
Ÿ Create a team which has experts from Law enforcement, supply
chain, packaging technology and legal
Ÿ Develop best practices for counterfeit detection, prevention and
deterrence
SPEAKER TBC
Integra
Ÿ Legitimate vs Illegitimate supply chain
Ÿ The rising threat of websites selling falsified medicines –
tackling the supply side
Ÿ Raising public awareness to tackle the demand side – who has
a stake?
Fighting fakes by raising public awareness14:30
Combating the rise of global online pharmacies - Are we
underestimating the threat?
15:20
Ÿ Approaches to authenticate the online pharmacy
Ÿ Will E.U.'s Falsified Medicines Directive help in controlling the
interent pharmacies?
Ÿ Improved regulation of online pharmacy market
Ÿ Educating the public on what falsified medicines are and the
risks that they pose
Ÿ Collaboration and coordination of multiple stakeholders through
out the supply chain
Ÿ A public–private partnership model
Afternoon Tea/Coffee15:00
Panel Discussion: Creating a joint anti-counterfeiting
approach - Enhancing a coherent relationship between all
stakeholders of both private and public sector
16:20
To fight against product counterfeiting, the brand owners, law
enforcement agencies, industry associations, service providers,
government agencies and others should come together sharing their
ideas and perspective
LUIZ ALBERTO BARBERINI
External Manufacturing Organization latam Head, Bayer
MIKE ISLES
Executive Director, The European Alliance for Access to Safe
Medicines (EAASM)
Ÿ How to define and successfully implement your strategy for
global regulatory compliance?
Ÿ Identyfying and Implementing the new traceability and
interoperability capabilities
Ÿ Aligning with global standards
How the Internet is used by the criminal networks what
are the current trends and what companies can do to
12:20
STEPHEN TRUICK
Director - Internet Infrastructure Investigation, Former
Consultant Internet Infrastructure Manager, MHRA
The importance of rigorous computer system validation
testing and staff training in meeting the regulatory
requirements of the EU FMD, DSCSA and other global
regulations
14:00
MARK LUND-CONLON
Adobe eSign 21 CFR 11 Validation Test Lead, GE Healthcare
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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM.
TONY SAGGERS
Director of StraTac Logical Limited(Former Head of Drugs Threat
& Intelligence - National Crime Agency)
Ÿ New EU initiatives to counter growing IPR infringement and
counterfeits
Ÿ Reducing Intellectual Property Crime through Effective
Partnerships
Case Study: How Roche manages confirmed counterfeit
cases at a worldwide level. From the information about a
counterfeit case to the answer given to Health Authorities
15:50
HUGUES ISEL
Head of Global Complaint Management Europe
F.Hoffmann-La Roche

5. Ÿ Entry level to high-end security features – What level of security
do we want to build in our packaging design?
Ÿ Bespoke components into a label
Ÿ Overt, covert or forensic solutions
Ÿ Anti-tamper and brand protection features
Strategies to improve efficiencies in Artwork & labeling to
implementation
14:30
Networking Lucheon12:50
The rising demand for Anti-counterfeit packaging – An
increase in the trade among developed and developing
countries
13:30
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Chairperson's closing remarks16:50
Networking Drinks Session17:00
Registration & Morning Coffee08:30
Chairperson's opening remarks09:20
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DAY 2 - 21 MARCH 2018
Ÿ How are these different traceability concepts are impacting
the stakeholders of the pharma supply chain ?
Ÿ What are their pros and cons and how efficient are they to
protect patients from counterfeits, considering their
implementation efforts and especially their « Security to
Cost" ratio ?
Ÿ What are the traceability challenges stil to be overcome in
the next 5 years ?
Ÿ Why do we need harmonization of serialization controls
strategy in order to maximize patient protection ?
How Serialization Controls Strategy impact Stakeholders of
the Supply Chain and Patient Protection. Comparison of
different pharmatraceabilty concepts
09:30
JEAN MARC BOBEE
Director Industrial Anti-counterfeiting Strategy, Sanofi
Supply Chain, Serialization and Track & Trace
Improving supply chain visibility and Eliminating Blind Spots10:00
NURETTIN EKIZOGLU
Head Supply Chain, Novartis
Networking and Refreshment Break10:30
Networking and Refreshment Break15:00
Ÿ Minimising the risk using a risk minimisation plan
Ÿ Data driven approach to your supply chain risk management
Ÿ Responsive and demand driven supply chain
Developing a Risk Management Plan for your supply chain
to protect your Brand, Product and Patient Safety
15:30
Ÿ How will the future technologies be used in the pharmaceutical
industry: IoT, Analytics, Blockchain, AI and others?
Ÿ Product identification and traceability solutions which can adapt to
market changes and comply with serialization regulations in
different countries
Ÿ Building an interconnectivity across the supply chain
Ÿ Planning and executing a sustainable strategy for the cost-
effective implementation and driving ROI
Panel discussion: Scalable and future-proof system to
battle counterfeiting
16:00
PATRICK STRAUSS, Associate VP - Head of Digital Supply Chain
Practice, Internet of Things and Blockchain, Antuit
WENDY GREENALL
Forensic Laboratory Manage, Autenticate Limited. Former
Counterfeit Lab Manager, Pfizer
Ÿ What needs to be done to collaborate at all levels –
Regional, National and International
Ÿ Harmonizing the legal framework for anti-counterfeiting and
anti-piracy
Ÿ How are Interpol, Europol and the United Nations Office of
Drugs and Crime are fighting against counterfeiting?
Ÿ Role of the international organizations (WHO, WIPO, WTO
etc.) in preventing the counterfeit medicines entry into the
world markets
Ÿ Standards as a tool to prevent counterfeiting
Ÿ Regulatory bodies taking action
Ÿ Authentication or traceability – Europe & the world
standards – a critical tool in the fight against counterfeiting10:50
GLEN HODGSON
Head of Healthcare, IoT Vertical Market Development, GS1 UK
Ÿ Stock based model to real time model
Ÿ Monitoring transportation and warehousing activities
Ÿ Big data solutions that support integrated business planning
Ÿ Cloud-based technology complement big data solutions in
monitoring and improving supply chain processes
Ÿ How digitization makes the supply chain more agile, efficient
and customer-focused?
Serialization Data and Analytics driven approach to increase
supply chain agility - A digital approach to the supply chain
11:20
Optimizing Traceability and Tracking to combat
counterfeiting
11:50
Packaging & Labelling and Next Gen Anti-Counterfeiting
New automated warehouse installation and integration
of logistic with packaging environment at manufacturing
level
14:00
GIANPIERO LORUSSO
Director, Supply Operations and GS, Merck
TIM MCGARR
Market Development Manager (DIgital) BSI
Ÿ How to effectively manage your supply chain?
Ÿ Bespoke Business Models based on the current trends
Ÿ Providing access to real-time information
Ÿ Using IT to overcome the blindspots
Ÿ Establishing a cross functional team
Ÿ How will the pharmaceutical industry be benifited from traceability?
Ÿ A Long term Cost-Effective Serialisation And Traceability Strategies
Ÿ Benefits Beyond Serialization and Traceability Compliance
Security in the supply chain protecting your shipments
against diversion ,temperature excursion, anti-bribery
and corruption and customer authentication etc
12:20
TOM COCHRANE
Head of Security Operations, Mundipharma
JEREMY NEWMAN
Principal, Rouse Consultancy (Chair of EU Anticounterfeiting
subcommittee (2016-17), International Trademark Association
(INTA)
Ÿ Current trends in the packaging market and strategies adopted
by key players
Ÿ Ensuring the packages comply with the new regulations and
standards
Ÿ Support from contract service providers, suppliers and others
Ÿ Contract Packaging Market Trends
Mobile platform as a unique global technology tool15:30
Chairperson's closing remarks and end of conference16:50
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AstraZeneca

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