Sponsored by Certara
As antibody–drug conjugates (ADCs) transition from late-stage development to approval and commercialization, modeling and simulation play an increasingly strategic role—shaping labeling decisions, enabling global regulatory alignment, supporting commercial expansion, and strengthening market access narratives.
In the final webinar of the CHI ADC series, Certara leaders Amy Cheung, Isabelle Desprez, Roman Casciano, and Ananth Kadambi will demonstrate how model-informed approaches can be leveraged beyond approval to optimize product labels, support special populations, guide drug–drug interaction (DDI) strategies, and unlock new commercial opportunities.
The session will explore how quantitative evidence including PBPK, extrapolation strategies, and integrated evidence generation can inform pediatric and global regulatory strategies, enable post-approval expansion into new indications or dosing regimens, and support value demonstration for reimbursement and access discussions. Attendees will gain practical insight into using modeling as a long-term asset across the full ADC lifecycle.
Key Takeaways
• Use modeling to optimize labels for special populations, DDIs, and global regulatory alignment
• Enable pediatric and post-approval strategies through extrapolation and model-informed evidence
• Support commercial expansion and market access with quantitative evidence that strengthens value and reimbursement discussions
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