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AIPLA Biotechnology Committee

AIPLA Biotechnology Committee. October 20, 2011 Washington Rooms 5 & 6 Marriott Wardman Park. Biotechnology Committee Meeting Agenda. 4:30 – 4:45 Changing of the Guard: Thanking Karen; Welcoming Carol AIPLA Strategic Plan; Committee Structure & Leadership Announcements 4:45 – 5:30

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AIPLA Biotechnology Committee

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  1. AIPLA Biotechnology Committee October 20, 2011 Washington Rooms 5 & 6 Marriott Wardman Park

  2. Biotechnology Committee MeetingAgenda 4:30 – 4:45 • Changing of the Guard: Thanking Karen; Welcoming Carol • AIPLA Strategic Plan; Committee Structure & Leadership • Announcements 4:45 – 5:30 Practice Considerations for Diagnostics and Bioinformatics Policy & Patentable Subject Matter Considerations Judy Roesler, Roesler Law Offices PLLC Bioinformatics Practice Considerations Ling Zhong, RatnerPrestia Divided Infringement Considerations Jim Kelley, Eli Lilly and Company

  3. AIPLA Vision & Mission Vision – AIPLA will expand its role as an innovator, powerful advocate, and visible global leader in intellectual property through our commitment to education, outreach, member service, and advocacy. Mission – We serve our members, fostering their professional and leadership development, helping nurture and mentor them as they advance within our profession, keeping them informed in an ever-evolving legal environment, and enriching the diversity of the profession in which we practice, while responding to their personal and professional needs; We serve public policy leaders, whose mission is to develop, implement and maintain our intellectual property system, assisting them with objective and unbiased analysis, and helping establish and maintain fair and effective global laws and policies that stimulate and reward innovation and creative works in keeping with the public interest; We serve the public, providing education as to the daily value and benefits of a strong intellectual property system that fosters incentives for creativity & innovation, while balancing the public’s interest in healthy competition, reasonable costs and basic fairness; and We serve our association and its employees, providing sound management, financial stability, stable succession, and a vibrant, respectful and collaborative workplace environment, delivering opportunities and support for all to lead, create and thrive.

  4. AIPLA Strategic Goals Advocacy: AIPLA will provide crucial leadership and unbiased analysis leading the way for world-class policy and decision-making, while attracting membership, ideas, and resources as a highly sought after and respected thought leader. Public Education: AIPLA will educate the public about the daily value of intellectual property so that its importance is understood and appreciated. Member Service: AIPLA will support the professional and intellectual growth of its members through a flexible organizational framework and innovative channels of communication, delivering outstanding services, cost-effective programs and mentoring opportunities, thereby ensuring that AIPLA remains the premier intellectual property association, and attracts IP professionals from around the world. Global Outreach: AIPLA will expand its influence to the global community and provide leadership and guidance for the development of sound global intellectual property standards, laws and policies.

  5. AIPLA Strategic Plan

  6. Biotech Committee, Strategic Plan: Subcommittees, Programs Subcommittees Focused on Member Services Program Development: Lynn Tyler Biotech Buzz Case Law Updates USPTO Relations: SuzannahSundby Web Microsite Membership Communications Subcommittee Focused on Advocacy Global Advocacy (NEW) Subcommittee Focused on Global Outreach International Issues Subcommittee Focused on Public Education Biotech Patent Education (NEW): Karen Canady Other Subcommittees Diagnostic and Gene Patenting Being Considered Biosimilar & Competition Tech Transfer & Licensing Spring Favor Global Theme Mid-Winter Favor Public Education Theme

  7. Announcements 5:30 - 6:30 pm, Today Biotechnology Committee Socialize after committee meeting. TBD Friday, October 21, 3:30 - 5:30 pm BIOSIMILAR LEGISLATION – IMPLEMENTATION Food and Drug/Special Committee on Legislation (Joint Meeting) We will host Denise Esposito from the FDA who will discuss continuing progress and issues relevant to the Agency’s implementation of the 2009 US Biosimilars legislation and Rick Lit, Executive Director, Regulatory, Amgen who will discuss some of the short-term and long-range regulatory questions surrounding implementation of the biosimilars pathway, including approval requirements, pharmacovigilance, and interchangeability. Hoover, Mezzanine Level

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