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Summit 2012
DATE: VENUE: Pre-Conference Focus Afternoon:
26 - 27 June, 2012 Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois, Basel, 25 June, 2012
Switzerland
Prepare for the Falsified Medicines Directive, maximise patient compliance
and protect your supply chain

Benefits of attending Expert speaker panel includes:
r Implement the forthcoming Falsified Walter Bisson – Global Programme Manager – Novartis
Medicines Directive effectively with guidance Pharma AG (EFPIA representative)
from, SwissMedic, MHRA and senior EFPIA Mathieu Aman - Global Program Manager « Coding,
representatives Serialization and Tracking & Tracing - F. Hoffmann-La
r Maximise your track and track system Roche Ltd (EFPIA representative)
by understand the pitfalls, as well as the Dr Ruxandra Rogosca – Medical Manager Balkans – Reckitt
advantages of these systems with an exclusive Benckiser
case study showcasing implementation in Turkey. Ian Holloway – DMRC Manager – MHRA
r Cost-effectively increase patient compliance by Al Iannuzzi – Senior Director in worldwide Environment,
adapting your packaging: learn how from HCPC Health & Safety department – Johnson & Johnson
and Novo Nordisk Mark Freeman – Packaging Services Manger - Pfizer
r Increase sustainability by reducing volume and Hicham Safine – Europe Quality Consultant – Eli Lilly
upgrading packaging: benchmark against global
Tanvi Goel – Global Supply Chain Manager – Mylan
leaders Johnson & Johnson
Pharmaceuticals
r Gain critical insight into industry packaging
Horst Kastrup – Director of Regulatory Affairs – Meda
decisions: join Pfizer in a practical session Pharmaceuticals
evaluating different manufacturer’s technique.
Keith Howard – Regulatory Affairs Labelling – ViroPharma
SPRL

Traceability and Supply Chain Security Dr Catherine Manigley – Head of Division Market Monitoring
of Medicines – SwissMedic
Focus Afternoon | 25 June 2012
Tassilo Korab – Executive Director – HCPC Europe
Protect your Supply chain by Joining GS1 representatives,
a cross-industry track and track expert and industry Michael Ritter – Project Manager – Novartis Pharma AG
leaders Sandoz to discuss and advance in the newest Mark Davison – CEO – Blue Sphere Health
technologies, understand developments in legislation and
examine case studies in this crucial area. Janice Kite – Director Healthcare Traceability – GS1

2012 Sponsors
“Selection of speakers was well done, experts of the
industry!”
- Marietta Ulrich-Horn – Securikett

“Very interesting-networking allowed me to meet
people dealing with the same problems I face every
day. Sharing experiences is very valuable and helps
to analyse from another point of view”
- UCB Worldwide

T: +44 (0)20 7036 1300 F: +44 (0)20 7368 9301 E: Enquire@iqpc.co.uk W: www.pharmapackaginglabelling.com

Saving costs by preparing for implementation of the Falsified Medicines Directive, maximising patient
compliance and protecting your supply chain.

2011 was a tough year for the pharmaceutical packaging industry. It saw the passing of the falsified medicines
directive (FMD); counterfeit drugs cost the pharmaceutical industry $75 billion dollars and to top it off $30 billion was
lost due to lack of patient compliance. Unfortunately 2012 looks to have similar challenges in store as pharma
companies look to regain profit lost due to lack of patient compliance, implement serialisation and put in place cost-
effective anti-counterfeiting programmes.

With this in mind Pharma-IQ is pleased to bring you the 2nd Annual Pharmaceutical Packaging and Labelling Summit,
which brings together all the leading packaging and labelling experts to thrash out the core issues and give you
practical approaches and top tips to take back to your company.

So what’s new for 2012?

Bored of 2 solid days of presentations? This year has been built with interactivity in mind, with sessions such as
serialisation clinics; panel discussions and roundtable discussions taking centre stage to allow you to find solutions for
your specific challenges. This is on top of the regulatory and case study driven presentations that you’ve come to
expect from our event with all sessions taking place in the heart of pharmaceutical territory - Basel.

A quick taste of what’s to come for 2012:

- Top tips for cost-effective implementation of the FMD on a pan-European level

- Best approaches for optimising your packaging to ensure the highest possible patient compliance. $30 billion a
year is lost due to medicines not being taken as prescribed, will this affect you?

- Protecting your supply chain: preventing counterfeit pharmaceuticals entering your packaging line

- Overcoming the practical challenges faced with new readability guidelines

- A regulators perspective on the serialisation requirements at a country specific level

In this challenging environment with constantly changing regulations and patient safety ever paramount join us in
developing the best approaches to keep you ahead of the game in 2012!

I look forward to seeing you in Basel this June.

Anna Fraenkel

Conference Producer

www.pharmapackaginglabelling.com

Speakers & Advisory Board

Introducing your 2012 Advisory Board:

- Phil Marley – Packaging Intelligence Manger – AstraZeneca (HCPC)

- Horst Kastrup – Director of Regulatory Affairs – Meda Pharmaceuticals

- Dr Ruxandra Rogosca – Medical Manager Balkans – Reckitt Benckiser

2012 Confirmed Speakers:

- Walter Bisson – Global Programme Manager – Novartis Pharma AG (EFPIA representative)
- Mathieu Aman - Global Program Manager Coding, Serialization and Tracking & Tracing -
F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd (EFPIA representative)
- Mark Freeman – Packaging Services Manager- Pfizer
- Hicham Safine – Europe Quality Consultant – Eli Lilly
- Dr Ruxandra Rogosca – Medical Manager Balkans – Reckitt Benckiser
- Ian Holloway – DMRC Manager – MHRA
- Soren Skovlund – Global Director, Patient Research, Advocacy and Support – Novo
Nordisk A/S
- Tanvi Goel – Global Supply Chain Manager – Mylan Pharmaceuticals
- Horst Kastrup – Director of Regulatory Affairs – Meda Pharmaceuticals
- Inal Kose - FDF Warehouse Specialist – Sandoz
- Dr Roberto Frontini – President – European Association of Hospital Pharmacists
- Dr Catherine Manigley – Head of Division Market Monitoring of Medicines – SwissMedic
- Al Iannuzzi – Senior Director Worldwide Environment Health & Safety – Johnson and
Johnson
- Tassilo Korab – Executive Director – HCPC Europe
- Michael Ritter – Project Manager – Novartis Pharma AG
- Keith Howard – Regulatory Affairs Labelling – ViroPharma SPRL
- Janice Kite – Director Healthcare Traceability – GS1
- Mark Davison – CEO – Blue Sphere Health
- Richard Wishart – Owner - Delivery Management Ltd
- Tod Urquhart - Sales Director - kezzler


PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

25th June 2012

Workshop (A) 09.00-12.00

Minimising costs by delivering right-first-time artwork to a global market - Understanding all
the capability elements required to deliver accurate artwork in a global pharmaceutical
company.

Join the former Director of Global Pack Management from GlaxoSmithKline to discuss:
- The challenges facing artwork capabilities, internally and externally
o Introduction to SWAT analysis
o Sub-group break-outs to develop SWAT for artwork capabilities

- Introducing model capability
o Discussing the elements of a full artwork capability model

- Defining capability elements
o sub-group break-outs to develop key contents of each capability on a sliding
scale of “In Control” through to “World Class”

- Personal gap analysis
o Tailored input into your challenges. The opportunity to give a personal review of
where your organisation is and what gaps they might have and receive expert
feedback

Andrew Love, Vice president B4ward (former Director Global Pack Management,
GlaxoSmithKline)

Focus Afternoon: 13.00 – 17.00
An afternoon dedicated to providing you with the most up to date and advanced
information in traceability and supply chain security

Cost-effectively implement the best possible track and trace system you can. Join us for a jam
packed afternoon with experts from the industry, GS1 and a cross industry perspective from a
track and trace professional.

Open Q&A panels, Interactive practical sessions and case study based discussions will provide
attendees with the most current and innovative information on protecting your supply chain from
counterfeits. Learn from those who already have the experience. Allow them to show you the
best way forward in implementing your supply chain security.

Join out expert panel:
Janice Kite – Traceability Director Healthcare – GS1 Global Office
Inal Kose - FDF Warehouse Specialist – Sandoz
Richard Wishart – Owner - Delivery Management Ltd

(1) Supply Chain Standards: Critical to Traceability and Product Serialisation?

Supply chain standards are the foundation to facilitating effective implementation of product
serialisation and traceability systems across healthcare globally. Join Janice Kite, Traceability
Subject Matter Expert to arm you with the expertise to implement these processes effectively.

Gain understanding of the relevant regulations and understand the IT models most effective for
successful implementation of traceability.

GS1: The Supply Chain Standards Organisation

- Who are GS1?
- The standards development journey so far: how and why
- Collaboration and harmonisation
- Work in progress: possible information technology systems choreographies


PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

Effective data management and IT models to improve healthcare traceability. Join this open
interactive session to discuss:
- Industry concerns related to IT models for traceability: operational efficiency impact, data
availability, ownership and confidentiality. Better than the status quo?
- The Pros/Cons of the possible IT models

(2) Developing Effective Supply Chain Security and Anti-counterfeiting Methods: Experiences
from Implementing Serialisation and Drug Tracking in Turkey

Follow Sandoz’s implementation of track and trace projects in Turkey. The second phase of
serialisation requirements is being implemented in Turkey in 2012. Now is the perfect time to learn
from others, facilitating your decisions for future global supply.

- Analyzing existing and approaching regulatory and customer requirements on
product identification & traceability worldwide and examining regional legislation in
Turkey
- Understanding 2D Datamatrix code to ensure supply chain visibility and describing
the needs to improve tracing
- Exploring whole information system and data flow to understand traceability with
Datamatrix
- Identifying the technical requirements to effectively apply and read the code
- Examining practical experiences from Daiichi-Sankyo Turkey to develop your
international serialisation system.

(3) Track and Trace: What can we learn from a cross industry representative

Richard Wishart is a professional in logistics with extensive experience and knowledge in tracking
technologies. Here he discusses what can be learned from industries outside of pharmaceuticals.
- Use QR codes to effectively promote your product.
- Understand the best implementation for RFID’s and the future of this technology

(4) Panel Discussion: Cost effective implementation of track and trace technologies
Join our broad panel of experts from across the industry. This is your chance to quiz them on their
knowledge and experience. Don’t miss the chance to get answers to those questions that keep
you up at night.

Janice Kite – Traceability Director Healthcare – GS1 Global Office
Inal Kose - FDF Warehouse Specialist – Sandoz
Richard Wishart – Owner - Delivery Management Ltd

27th June 2012

Breakfast briefing: 7.30am – 9am

Sign up for our interactive breakfast discussion. With open decisions, and plenty of coffee, this is
your chance to get a head start to day two by delving into methods to authenticate your
products

Differentiating the genuine from the fake: authentication using digital and physical packaging
security features
- Developing visual inspection and the use of physical features to differentiate your
packaging
- Update on physical authentication techniques
- Coding and future digital authentication approaches
- Best practice for combining physical security features and codes on the production line

Mark Davison – CEO – Blue Sphere Health


CONFERENCE AGENDA

Day one: 26th June 2012

08.30 Registration and networking coffee
08.50 Pharma IQ welcome and Chairperson’s opening address
Serialisation: optimising the implementation of cost-effective strategies to comply with new
legislation
09.00 Implementation of the Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) on a pan-European level:
current thoughts for a practical guide on how to comply on a country by country basis
- An overview of the FMD: why, when and how?
- The EFPIA approach towards a European Pan Verification System
- Understanding the timelines to ensure an effective implementation strategy is in
place for the future
Mathieu Aman - Global Program Manager Coding, Serialization and Tracking & Tracing
F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd, Basel (EFPIA)
09.30 Adapting to the Falsified Medicines Directive: an industry perspective
- An overview of the biggest changes currently affecting the pharmaceutical
manufacturing.
- The key challenges and impact when adapting to the FMD across Europe
- Lessons learned from early implementations
- Evaluating the impact on pharma: what will the implications of the FMD be?
Walter Bisson – Global Program Manager – Novartis Pharma AG (EFPIA)
10.00 Breakout session: Open discussion with EFPIA
Two EFPIA representatives both with extensive experience in the pharmaceutical
packaging and labelling industry. This is your chance to get ask those questions that
keep you up at night!
- Mathieu Aman – Global Programme Manager – Coding, serialization and
tracking and tracing – F. Hoffmann- La Roche Ltd, Basel
- Walter Bisson – Global Programme Manager – Novartis Pharma AG
10.30 Technology spotlight session: For more information on sponsorship and exhibition
opportunities please contact Onkar Sumal on +44 2073699300 or email
sponsorship@iqpc.co.uk
11.00 Networking Coffee Break
11.30 A cost effective approach to supplying Turkey: facing the challenges involved in
complying to serialisation requirements
- Outlining our strategy for complying with Turkish requirements
- Analysis of the problems encountered in adapting to the new regulations
- What went right, what went wrong and how we faced these problems
- Best practice approaches for successfully implementing serialisation in Turkey
- The future: what our experiences have taught us for future implementation of
serialisation requirements across the globe
Hicham Safine – Europe/AMEA/CIS Quality Consultant– Eli Lilly
12.30 Initial thoughts looking towards implementation of the Falsified Medicines Directive: a
regulatory perspective
- Overview of the international requirements: what is required and by when
- Tamper evidence and its place in preventing counterfeit
- Problems arising in the development of adapting to this directive
- Best practice recommendations for preparation towards implementation of the
falsified medicines directive
Ian Holloway – DMRC Manager - MHRA

13.00 Networking Lunch Break


CONFERENCE AGENDA

14.00 Analysing the challenges of complying to recent packaging regulations in the global
market
- Supplying the world: overview of the challenges faced in adapting packaging
for the global market
- Understanding the various recent or upcoming requirements re serialization and
tracking in key markets: India, China, Latin America and the USA
- Technical approaches to integrate overt and hidden originality signs and markers
in your packaging for global product delivery
- Tamper proof packaging: what may we learn from the food industry?
Horst Kastrup – Senior Regulatory Advisor – MEDA Pharma GmbH
14.30 Mass-serialisation forum:
An open discussion into the challenges and solutions faced in the potential
harmonisation of standards across Europe. Discuss your opinions and issues with key
peers, association and regulators
INTERACTIVE
Tanvi Goel – Global Supply Chain Manager – Mylan Pharmaceuticals
Janice Kite - Director Healthcare Traceability – GS1
Other Mediators to be confirmed visit www.pharmapackaginglabelling.com for updates
15.00 Databases: no longer fit for the purpose of serialisation and track & trace
- The challenge of serialisation
- Data management requirements
- Performance statistics of large databases vs. Kezzler solution
- Impact on companies
Tod Urquhart - Sales Director- Kessler A.S
15.30 SwissMedic’s approach to the global threat of falsified medicines: a regulatory overview
- International pharmaceutical crime – a global threat
- International legislative Initiatives – the “Medicrime Convention”
- International collaboration against counterfeits
- National activities against pharmaceutical crime
- Future of falsified medicines and the global fight
Dr Catherine Manigley – Head of Division Market Monitoring of Medicines – SwissMedic
16.00 Networking coffee break
16.30 Back by popular demand: Roundtable Discussion Session
You can choose to attend one of four informal discussion sessions, depending on your
goals and strategies. Join our resident experts for a no holds barred, frank discussion on
the topic of your choice
Topics include:

Tamper proof User testing: the Is patient Harmonised
evidence Horst challenges are compliance worth serialisation across the
Kastrup –Director of still out there! investing in? Tassilo EU: A choice in
Regulatory Affairs - Keith Howard – Korab – Executive coding: 1D, 2D, or RFID
Meda Pharma Regulatory Affairs Director – HCPC – Mathieu Aman –
Labelling - Project Manager
ViroPharma Global Logistics –
F.Hoffmann-La Roche


CONFERENCE AGENDA

17.30 Introducing GS1 and an update on Standards development and implementation in
Healthcare
- Overview of important regulatory and industry developments
- GS1 Standards for Healthcare: Process and technical (“Identify, Capture, Share”)
standards
- Examining the move to implementation of standards
- Understanding how GS1 standards assist in compliance to regulations, e.g. the
ALL NEW Directive for Falsified Medicines directive
PRODUCT Janice Kite - Traceability Director Healthcare - GS1 Global Office

SHOWCASE! Product Launch and Technology Innovation Spotlight
Leading providers will unveil their latest technology developments and product launches for
2012 in this industry first showcase.
Each company will provide a succinct 5 minute overview of their new developments for 2012
and beyond.

18.00 Chairpersons closing remarks and close of day one.

Day Two: 27th June 2012

Breakfast briefing: 7.30am – 9am
Sign up for our interactive breakfast discussion. With open decisions, and plenty of coffee, this is
your chance to get a head start to day two by delving into methods to authenticate your
products

Differentiating the genuine from the fake: authentication using digital and physical packaging
security features
- Developing visual inspection and the use of physical features to differentiate your
packaging
- Update on physical authentication techniques
- Coding and future digital authentication approaches
- Best practice for combining physical security features and codes on the production line

Mark Davison – CEO – Blue Sphere Health

CONFERENCE AGENDA

8.30 Registration and Coffee
8.50 Day two Chairperson’s Opening Address
Pharmaceutical packaging and labelling streamed sessions: We aim to really focus these sessions
for you, as such we have streamed this afternoon. Track A focuses on the understanding and
implementation of readability guidelines and track B looks at effectively tackling counterfeit drugs.

Labelling and Leaflets: cost-effectively Fighting Counterfeit: best approaches for
adapting your labelling process to supply preventing counterfeit drugs entering your
international markets packaging line


9.00 (A) Launching your product into a new Protecting your customers: using pack
market: Belgium – a case study security features to help prevent counterfeit
- Overview of key challenges faced pharmaceuticals infiltrating your supply
TAILOR in adapting your packaging to a chain
new market Coding and tracking your product
YOUR -
- Special considerations, language to promote accurate stock control,
AGENDA
difficulties: adapting to a tri-lingual patient safety and prevention of
market counterfeits
- Our experiences: what went well - Implementing the best solutions:
and the key challenges faced cost-effectively preventing
- Top tips for cost effective product counterfeit drugs entering your
launch into a new market chain
Keith Howard – Regulatory affairs Labelling - Best practice for combining
Manager – ViroPharma SPRL physical security features and
serialisation codes on the
production line
Mark Davison – CEO- Blue Sphere Health

9.30 Adapting your labelling process for global Strategy to implement Serialization and
delivery: complying to international Product Tracking (SPT) in Europe to comply
readability guidelines with China SFDA requirements
- Discuss your approach for Identifying the need to upgrade your
delivering drugs to a global market packaging line in order to comply with
- The key challenges faced by the legislation
OPEN labelling industry for worldwide - Scope and timelines of the SPT
FORUM drug delivery regulations
- Best approaches for adapting the - Cost effectively adapting the
labelling process for the worldwide existing packaging lines to comply
industry to new emerging regulations
With input from key experts across our - Using IT to support SPT
speaker faculty implementation
- Outlook and next steps
Michael Ritter - Project Manager -
Novartis Pharma

opportunities please contact Onkar Sumal on +44 207 369 9300 or email

Patient compliance and adherence: implementing the best packaging solution
11.00 Optimising your packaging to ensure the highest possible patient compliance: $30
billion is lost every year due to medicines not being taken as prescribed. Will this be
from your pocket?
- Overview of patient compliance packaging: cost effective strategies to
increase patient adherence
- Maximising patient compliance through innovative technology. What can
be done and why should we care?
- Maximising profit by effectively packaging your product to reduce areas of
error and improve patient compliance
Tassilo Korab – Executive Director - European Healthcare Packaging Compliance
Council


CONFERENCE AGENDA
11.30 Designing your packaging to facilitating patient compliance: an industry
perspective
- Patient compliance: an overview of current industry trends and opinions
- What is driving the change process in the pharmaceutical industry?
Understanding the motivation for increasing patient compliance.
- Challenges faced in adapting your packaging to increase patient
adherence
- Best approaches for effectively increasing patient compliance
Soren Skovlund – Global Director, Patient Research, Advocacy and Support –
Novo Nordisk A/S
12.00 Single dose, Barcoding and Patient safety in hospitals: the need for traceability of
medicines in hospitals
- Increasing patient safety by tracking of the drug right through to patient
administration
- Why we ask for single dose coding
- Introducing the technologies surrounding primary packaging coding
- Implementation of these technologies: the successes and challenges seen in
case studies
Dr Roberto Frontini – President - European Association of Hospital Pharmacists
13.00 Networking Lunch Break
14.00 Interactive practical session: Blue Sky Innovation Boardroom:
An open forum where attendees get the No vendors, no press, no recordings. This
chance to gain insight into different will be a closed discussion for you to
manufactures approach to packaging. freely share your experiences and
Bring a sample of your packaging to discuss best approaches for packaging
INTERACTIVE participate in this exciting opportunity to and labelling.
learn from experts in the field and discuss
different methods used by competitors. Due to the exclusive nature of the Blue
Sky boardroom there will be a limited
Facilitated and opening examples by: number of seats available. When
Mark Freeman – Packaging Services registering please indicate that you
Manager - Pfizer would like to be considered or contact
anna.fraenkel@iqpc.co.uk for more
information.
Creating a sustainable packaging line: demonstrating your corporate responsibility?
16.00 Cost-effectively adapting your packaging line: target driven changes to making
your packaging more sustainable
- Johnson & Johnson’s Sustainable Product / Package design process:
EARTHWARDS ™
- How we drive sustainable packaging at Johnson and Johnson
- Reducing packaging volume vs. changing your packaging materials.
- Examples of more sustainable packaging
- Best practice for moving towards sustainable packaging in your supply
chain
Al Iannuzzi – Senior Director Worldwide Environment Health & Safety – Johnson and
Johnson


CONFERENCE AGENDA

Tracing primary packaging: protecting the packaging line promoting patient safety,
reduced counterfeit drugs and better stock control
16.30 "Good Advertising Practice" (GAP) - Adapting your labelling to comply with
advertising legislation: effectively promoting your product while complying with
European standards
- Overview of different requirements on a country by country basis
- Methods adopted to comply and overcoming the challenges that were
faced
- Regulatory compliance - an aim for "Good Advertising Practice" (GAP)
- Best approach in adapting the advertising for various territories: identifying
emerging future trends
Dr Ruxandra Rogosca – Medical Manager Balkans – Reckitt Benckiser
17.00 Chairperson’s Closing remarks and close of Day two.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Who should attend? 2011 attendees by country:

Directors, Heads of:

- Packaging
- Labelling
- Regulatory affairs
- Anti-counterfeit
- Supply Chain
- Quality Assurance

2011 saw representatives from these companies and associations:

- AstraZeneca
- Bayer AG
- Reckitt Benckiser
- Meda Pharma GmbH
- Bausch & Lomb
- Janssen Biologics
- Merck Sharp and Dohme
- Novo Nordisk
- Baxter
- Egis Pharmaceutical
- European Alliance for Access to Safer Medicines
- HCPC-Europe
- EFPIA
- GS1

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Maximise Your Involvement: Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities
The new falsified medicines directive requires pharma companies to update their packaging lines to comply with varying
international regulations. When surveyed*, 32.4% of those asked are currently looking to increase spending by more
than 10% in response to new serialisation guidelines. Pharma packaging and labelling professionals are looking to
invest NOW!

The Pharmaceutical Packaging and Labelling event is attended by senior officials and decision-makers from industry,
bringing together buyers and suppliers in one location.
Focused and high-level, the event will be an excellent platform to initiate new business relationships. With tailored
networking, sponsors can achieve the face-to-face contact that overcrowded trade shows cannot deliver.
Exhibiting and Sponsorship options are extensive, and packages can be tailor-made to suit your individual company’s
needs. Most packages include complimentary entry passes, targeted marketing to industry officials and executives, and
bespoke networking opportunities.
Other features of sponsorship include:
• Prominent exhibition space in the main conference networking area
• Participation in comprehensive pre-event marketing campaigns
• Tailored marketing strategies to suit your organisation’s size, capabilities and individual requirement
For more information and to discuss the right opportunity, contact us on +44 (0)207 368 9300 or
* Survey by IQPC (January 2012)

SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS


Sponsors & Exhibitors
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Global Artwork Management Solution is a unique product. Developed to GAMP guidelines, GLAMS
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Website: www.perigordgroup.com

Website: www.virtify.com

SICPA is a Swiss company, founded in 1927, with headquarters in Lausanne, and is a leading global
provider of integrated security and traceability solutions to both, governments and companies of
various industry verticals.

The company employs more than 2’500 people and is established on 5 continents, with business
activities in most countries worldwide. In the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector, the customer
specific solutions and services delivered by SICPA help companies enhance the visibility and the
integrity of their supply chains, while providing value-adding business intelligence and ensuring
product protection and regulatory compliance. SICPA has successfully deployed and is
operating product authentication and traceability systems on all continents.

Website: www.sicpa.com

Kezzler is a world leader and a pioneering company in serialisation. Our solutions assist brand
owners in protecting their products, patients and their supply chain. The Kezzler SSP platform has
created a paradigm shift in technology where high performance unit level serialisation and secure
track and trace can be delivered in a consistent, scalable and cost effective manner.

It has been used in volume on manufacturing lines for five years and is highly respected by our
customers. Today by ten [10] global Pharmaceutical companies use the SSP platform for
serialisation, consumer verification, patient adherence and supply chain track & trace.

Website: www.kezzler.com

Systech International is a global leader in serialization and an innovator of packaging execution
systems (PES) for the pharmaceutical industry. Systech's purpose is to "Enable manufacturers to
protect the trust and confidence of their consumers in the product integrity & authenticity of their
brand purchases." Systech's Serialized Product Tracking (SPT) solutions manage your packaging
serialization processes supporting all packaging methods, number formats, data carriers and
packaging levels. Since 2006 our serialization solutions have been deployed worldwide and are
trusted to meet diverse regulatory requirements and ensure data integrity all while maintaining
packaging line throughput.

Website: www.systech-tips.com


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Breakfast Briefing Only €249 €249 €249 same company receive a 10% discount.
€550 €550 €550
5 or more receive a 15% discount.
Conference Recordings Only
7 receive a 20% discount.
NB: UK Companies will pay UK VAT, all other companies are VAT exempt. VAT Registration #: GB 799225967 Only one discount available per person. Team discounts
*To qualify for discounts, payments must be received by the early bird registration deadline. Early booking discounts are not valid in are not applicable in conjunction with another discount.
conjunction with any other offer.
** This package includes full access to conference recordings. Please tick this box if not required (reducing price by €550) 6
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VENUE & ACCOMMODATION
Venue: Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois Blumenrain 8
Delegate Details - Simply complete this form and Click submit CH-4001 Basel , Switzerland
Phone +41 61 260 50 50
Please photocopy for each additional delegate
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Rank First Name the registration fee. However a number of discounted bedrooms
have been reserved at the Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois. Please call
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reference IQPC to receive your discounted rate, prices start from
CHF 365.00 including vat, but excluding breakfast. There is limited
Tel No. availability for our discounted rate until the 25th of May, so we do
encourage attendees to book early to avoid disappointment.
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Recent digital conferences available £599+VAT each
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for another IQPC event to be mutually agreed with IQPC, which must occur
within one year from the date of cancellation. In the event that IQPC postpones
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CONFERENCE CODE: 20085.002

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