Embedding Regulatory Strategy in Cell and Gene Therapy Development

Agustus 19, 2026 - 05:10
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Embedding Regulatory Strategy in Cell and Gene Therapy Development

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Jeffrey Mocny, PhD

VP Scientific Leadership
Rose BioSolutions

Panelist

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Jeffrey Mocny, PhD

Jeffrey Mocny, PhD, VP Scientific Leadership for Rose BioSolutions translates client needs into actionable development and manufacturing programs that help clients achieve their therapeutic development goals. Mocny leads a team of scientists with expertise in cell and molecular biology, virology, immunology, immunotherapy, T-cell biology, and viral vector transduction techniques. Central to the Scientific Leadership team’s approach is developing phase-appropriate strategies that ensure regulatory compliance and provide the scientific rationale for the manufacturing approaches employed by Rose’s clients. A product strategy and development executive leader, he leverages experience in quality management, strategic planning, and risk mitigation to guide programs from conceptualization to completion. Mocny has a PhD from the State University of New York at Buffalo (SUNY at Buffalo), an MS and BS from Gannon University, and has completed postdoctoral fellowships at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke University. As an innovator in the CDMO and CRO sectors for more than 20 years, his experience in product development spans analytical, manufacturing, market entry/positioning, and regulatory strategy.

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Felicia Irons, BS, CSSGB

Global CDMO Regulatory Affairs & Compliance Lead
Rose BioSolutions

Panelist

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Felicia Irons, BS, CSSGB

Felicia Irons, global CDMO regulatory affairs & compliance lead for Rose BioSolutions, ensures the highest level of quality, regulatory compliance and safety are adhered to for cell and gene therapy programs across Rose BioSolutions CDMO business unit. An expert in Quality Management Systems (QMS), Felicia is a member of the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS), American Society of Quality (ASQ), and Parenteral Drug Association (PDA). Prior to her position at Rose BioSolutions, Felicia served as the global CDMO regulatory affairs & compliance lead for Charles River Laboratories’ CDMO business unit, head of quality at Natureplex, quality manager and regulatory liaison for PharMEDium Services (an AmerisourceBergen company), and corporate quality manager with Drexel Chemical. Felicia has a BS in chemistry and biochemistry from the University of Memphis, certification in Six Sigma Green Belt from Villanova University and certificate in quality culture and investigations from PDA. Active in her community with many organizations involving healthcare, education and youth, Felicia founded the JusLuv Community Foundation in 2006 to assist youth and young adults in career mentorship.

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For cell and gene therapy programs, early development decisions can have a significant impact on regulatory success, development timelines, and overall program risk. Embedding regulatory strategy from the outset helps developers identify critical challenges early, align development activities with product-specific requirements, and build a stronger foundation for future clinical and commercial milestones.

In this GEN webinar, experts from Rose BioSolutions, a CDMO and Cell Solutions organization formed from Charles River Laboratories’ businesses, will discuss how integrating regulatory strategy at the earliest stages of development can reduce overall risk and improve program outcomes. Attendees will learn how a well-defined Target Product Profile (TPP) can guide decision-making across the drug development lifecycle, and help teams prioritize activities, anticipate regulatory expectations, and develop a fit-for-purpose CGT manufacturing and testing strategy. Presenters will use real-world case studies to highlight common cell and gene therapy product development challenges and practical approaches to addressing issues such as sterility testing, interim product release, and device compatibility at patient infusion.

Key Takeaways

  • How to implement a regulatory strategy during program scoping to align development activities with product-specific risks and compliance expectations
  • Why a Target Product Profile (TPP) should be established at the beginning of development and how it guides strategy, critical quality requirements, and risk mitigation plans
  • How early identification of product-specific challenges can help minimize unnecessary regulatory information requests, avoid manufacturing delays, and support timely patient treatment
  • Practical strategies for developing a more efficient, inspection-ready path from early development through clinical manufacturing and commercialization

A live Q&A session will follow the presentation offering you a chance to pose questions to our expert panelists.

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