Next Press Panel Announced: China's Biopharma Scene
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Hi! China's role in global biopharma has changed dramatically over the past few years, evolving from a lower-cost manufacturing and research hub into a major source of innovation, drug development, and licensing activity. At the same time, geopolitical tensions and shifting U.S. policies have raised questions about cross-border partnerships, investment, intellectual property, and supply chains. At our upcoming Media Minds Roundtable press panel, we'll hear from Drew Armstrong (Endpoints) and Angus Liu (Fierce Pharma) about which stories they’re following and how they're navigating the competing scientific and political narratives about the China biotech scene. The China Biopharma Scene: Topics & Issues Journalists Are Watching in 2026-2027📅 Friday, November 6th @ 12-1 p.m. ET / 9-10 a.m. PT / 5-6 p.m. GMT Media Minds Roundtable programming is free and exclusive to T2B Pro and Student members. We'll discuss questions like:
As with all of our Media Minds events, our goal is to better understand how journalists are approaching the issues shaping our industry, and what that means for how we engage with them. Hope to see you there, and have a great weekend in the meantime! Lynnea P.S. - If you're not already a T2B Pro member, you can upgrade here to join this panel and our other Pro-exclusive, member-led roundtable events. |
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