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October 13-14, 2026
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Philadelphia, PA 

Transforming Clinical Quality Through AI, Data, Processes, and Operational Impact

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Where Clinical Quality, Clinical Operations, Regulatory Affairs, Data Management, Digital Innovation Leaders Converge to Build AI-Ready Quality Systems

The Clinical Quality Impact Summit is the only senior-level forum dedicated to the intersection of artificial intelligence, GxP compliance, and clinical quality management — bringing together the leaders responsible for making AI work in regulated clinical environments.

This is not a theoretical discussion. Every session is focused on practical application, scalable implementation, and the real-world lessons organizations have learned moving AI from proof-of-concept into inspection-ready, enterprise-wide quality systems.

Featured Speakers

Meet the Minds Behind Our Awesome Event

Corey R. Alexander

Corey R. Alexander, MBA

 

Global Head, Technologies, Innovation, and CQA Operations RDQ CQA

Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation

Maria Lizza Bowen

Maria Lizza Bowen

 

Global Head of Protocol Excellence, Senior Director, Clinical Science

Daiichi Sankyo

David Cambra

David Cambra

 

Senior Director, Clinical Quality Assurance

Eisai

Donna Dorozinsky

Donna Dorozinsky

 

Founder & CEO

Just in Time GCP

Maria Florez

Maria Florez

 

Senior Consultant

Tufts University School of Medicine

Nick Hargaden

Nick Hargaden

 

Senior Director, TMF

Genmab

David Ives

David Ives

 

Senior Director, Clinical Operations Systems

Madrigal Pharmaceuticals

Nagapriya Mahanandi

Nagapriya Mahanandi

 

Clinical Operations

Kashiv BioSciences

Sarah Schaul

Sarah Schaul

 

Associate Director, Clinical Quality Operations

Merck

Niloy Shah

Niloy Shah, M.S.

 

Vice President, Research & Development Quality

Replimune

Abby Statler

Abby Statler, PhD, MPH, MA

 

Senior Director, Clinical Quality Assurance

AVEO Oncology

Three Value Pillars

Strategic leadership

For the leaders driving the future of clinical quality

  • Join a senior-level community dedicated to practical AI implementation in GxP-regulated environments
  • Sharpen your approach to risk-based quality, continuous monitoring, and compliance
  • Gain real-world strategies for moving AI from pilot to enterprise-wide adoption
  • Discover proven frameworks for maintaining inspection readiness in an AI-enabled world
  • Leave equipped to lead your organization's transition from reactive to predictive quality management
Peer network

A network that understands your challenges

  • Connect with peers across Clinical Quality, Clinical Operations, Regulatory Affairs, Data Management, and Digital Innovation
  • Share implementation lessons and hear how organizations are scaling AI beyond early-stage pilots
  • Build relationships with leaders navigating the same GxP compliance and data integrity pressures
  • Exchange insights on vendor oversight, deviation management, and audit-readiness in an AI-enabled environment
  • Expand your network with professionals who understand what it takes to execute in regulated environments
Practitioner focus

Content built for practitioners, not theorists

  • Agenda designed around real-world AI implementation challenges in clinical quality — not hypotheticals
  • Interactive case studies and working sessions on predictive monitoring, CAPA automation, and data integrity
  • Focus areas: AI in risk-based monitoring, GxP validation, clinical data quality, deviation management, and change management
  • Practical tools and proven frameworks to strengthen compliance, accelerate reviews, and reduce manual burden
  • Leave with actionable strategies to drive measurable quality outcomes across your trials

Top reasons to attend

01
Build a Stronger Foundation for Clinical Quality
Explore proven approaches to improving quality, reducing risk, and embedding quality throughout the clinical trial lifecycle.
02
Prepare for Evolving Regulatory Expectations
Gain practical insights into ICH E6(R3), inspection readiness, vendor oversight, and maintaining continuous compliance across studies.
03
Strengthen Data Integrity and Traceability
Learn how organizations are ensuring reliable, inspection-ready data while improving visibility, documentation, and audit readiness.
04
Connect Clinical Quality with Clinical Operations
Understand how cross-functional collaboration between quality, operations, data management, and study teams can drive better outcomes and reduce downstream issues.
05
Learn Practical Applications of AI and Emerging Technologies
Discover how organizations are responsibly implementing AI and new technologies while maintaining human oversight, validation, and regulatory compliance.
06
Improve Risk Management and Quality by Design
Explore strategies for identifying risk earlier, proactively managing quality, and building more resilient processes.
07
Hear Real-World Experiences from Industry Leaders
Gain lessons learned, case studies, and practical approaches from pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and clinical research organizations.
08
Network with Peers Facing Similar Challenges
Connect with leaders in Clinical Quality, GCP Compliance, Clinical Operations, Inspection Readiness, Data Management, and Technology to exchange ideas and build new relationships.

Program Agenda

8:00 AM
Networking

Registration and Breakfast

9:00 AM
Opening

Opening Remarks

DD

Donna Dorozinsky

Founder & CEO · Just in Time GCP

9:15 AM
Session

From Strategy to Impact: Building an AI-Enabled Clinical Quality Organization

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded across clinical development, quality leaders must establish the governance, processes, and cross-functional collaboration needed to ensure AI delivers measurable value while maintaining GCP compliance and inspection readiness.

  • Defining a strategic framework for evaluating and implementing AI solutions across Clinical Operations and Clinical Quality
  • Establishing governance models that align Quality, Clinical Operations, Data Management, and Technology teams around responsible AI adoption
  • Balancing innovation with regulatory expectations to maintain data integrity, patient safety, and GCP compliance
  • Identifying opportunities to improve efficiency, risk management, and quality oversight through practical AI applications
  • Driving organizational change and stakeholder engagement to ensure AI initiatives deliver sustainable business and quality impact
10:00 AM
Session

Rebuilding the Clinical Trial Operating Model: How AI is Transforming Protocol Design, Quality, and Execution

AI is reshaping clinical development beyond automation — transforming how organizations design protocols, manage complexity, govern decisions, engage cross-functional teams, and execute trials with greater speed, quality, and intelligence.

  • From Static Protocols to Intelligent Clinical Trial Frameworks — Explore how AI is changing protocol development by identifying complexity, improving consistency, supporting risk-based decisions, and enabling teams to move from standardized templates toward dynamic, data-driven protocol strategies
  • Redefining Clinical Operations Through AI-Enabled Decision Making — Examine how AI is impacting the clinical trial operating model by connecting clinical operations, quality, safety, and study teams with the right insights and the right stakeholders at the right time
  • Creating Governance for AI-Driven Clinical Development — Discuss how organizations can build practical AI governance strategies that define oversight, validation, accountability, and the balance between human expertise and AI-enabled recommendations
  • Scaling AI Across the Clinical Trial Lifecycle — Explore how digital protocols, structured data, and AI-powered workflows can reduce bottlenecks, improve timelines, enhance quality, and create a more connected clinical development ecosystem
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Maria Lizza Bowen

Global Head of Protocol Excellence, Senior Director, Clinical Science · Daiichi Sankyo

10:45 AM
Networking

Networking Break

11:15 AM
Session

Validation in Clinical Research: Building Trust in the Next Generation of AI-Enabled Clinical Systems

As AI becomes increasingly integrated into clinical technologies and vendor platforms, organizations must evolve validation, governance, and oversight practices to ensure AI-enabled systems improve study quality while maintaining regulatory compliance, data integrity, transparency, and patient safety.

  • Explore where AI delivers the greatest value across clinical development while establishing appropriate human oversight and accountability for AI-assisted decision-making in regulated environments
  • Examine how sponsors can validate AI capabilities embedded within clinical platforms, manage evolving AI models, monitor vendor updates, and establish continuous validation throughout the system lifecycle
  • Discuss practical approaches for evaluating AI-generated outputs, ensuring traceability and explainability, maintaining data integrity, and determining when AI-generated recommendations should be accepted or challenged
  • Learn how Clinical Operations, Clinical Quality, IT, Data Management, and Compliance teams can collaborate to develop scalable AI governance, validation, risk management, and oversight processes that enable innovation while maintaining inspection readiness
David Cambra

David Cambra

Senior Director, Clinical Quality Assurance · Eisai

12:00 PM
Panel

Panel Discussion: Leading the AI Transformation: Change Management Strategies for Clinical Quality and Operational Excellence

Successfully implementing AI across clinical quality requires far more than deploying new technology — it demands strong quality leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and organizational change management to transform processes, empower teams, and deliver measurable business value while maintaining compliance, inspection readiness, and trust.

  • Explore how Quality Assurance is evolving from compliance oversight to a strategic leader in AI governance, organizational transformation, and continuous quality improvement
  • Discuss practical strategies for overcoming resistance to AI adoption, building organizational confidence, and preparing teams through effective change management, communication, and training
  • Learn how Clinical Operations, Clinical Quality, IT, Digital, Regulatory, Data Science, and business leaders can collaborate to establish governance, define ownership, and successfully implement AI across the organization
  • Examine how AI is transforming clinical quality processes — including risk management, deviation management, oversight, monitoring, and operational decision-making — while maintaining GCP compliance, data integrity, and regulatory expectations
  • Explore how organizations can balance AI-driven insights with human expertise to ensure transparency, accountability, and sustainable adoption as AI capabilities continue to evolve
  • Hear real-world lessons on measuring AI adoption, operational performance, organizational readiness, and business impact to ensure AI becomes a long-term business transformation initiative rather than simply another technology deployment
Niloy Shah

Niloy Shah, M.S.

Vice President, Research & Development Quality · Replimune

Nick Hargaden

Nick Hargaden

Senior Director, TMF · Genmab

1:00 PM
Networking

Networking Lunch

2:00 PM
Session

Compliance in the Loop: Building Quality Frameworks for AI Adoption

As AI becomes increasingly embedded into clinical research, sponsors and sites must determine how to balance innovation with quality, compliance, and inspection readiness. This session explores practical approaches for evaluating AI-enabled technologies, managing risk, and creating effective sponsor-site partnerships.

  • How sponsors can evaluate AI tools being used by clinical sites and ensure appropriate oversight
  • Finding ways to build compliance frameworks into the iterative process of model-based knowledge generation — when critical thought must take precedence
  • Managing data integrity, security, validation, and compliance risks associated with AI adoption
  • How AI can support sponsor-site partnerships that champion accelerated patient recruitment, agile clinical operations, and trial efficiency while maintaining quality standards
  • The evolving role of quality teams in establishing governance frameworks for AI-enabled clinical systems
  • Determining the right balance between AI automation and human oversight, especially as AI increasingly influences clinical decision-making
Abby Statler

Abby Statler, PhD, MPH, MA

Senior Director, Clinical Quality Assurance · AVEO Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

2:45 PM
Session

Beyond the AI Use Case: Building the Business Case for Clinical Quality Transformation

AI delivers value only when organizations combine technology with the right business strategy, governance, processes, and workforce capabilities to drive sustainable improvements across Clinical Quality.

  • Shift the conversation from AI tools to measurable business outcomes and enterprise value
  • Build the organizational capabilities — including people, processes, governance, and AI skills — needed to support successful digital transformation
  • Create executive-ready business cases that justify investment through quality improvements, efficiency gains, and risk reduction
  • Apply AI across Clinical Quality functions, including Quality Management Systems, CAPA, inspection readiness, safety, pharmacovigilance, and process excellence
  • Develop scalable AI programs that enable continuous innovation while supporting compliance, quality, and long-term operational success
3:30 PM
Networking

Networking Break

4:00 PM
Interactive

AI Immersion Lab: See It. Experience It. Transform Clinical Quality.

Go beyond presentations and experience AI in action as leading technology providers and life sciences organizations deliver live demonstrations showcasing how innovation is transforming clinical quality, improving compliance, strengthening inspection readiness, and driving measurable operational impact.

In this interactive immersion lab, attendees will:

  • See live demonstrations of AI-powered solutions supporting clinical quality, quality management, inspection readiness, and risk-based oversight
  • Experience innovative technologies that streamline document review, automate quality workflows, strengthen CAPA management, and improve inspection readiness
  • Explore how AI is enabling proactive risk identification, predictive quality analytics, and smarter decision-making across the clinical trial lifecycle
  • Learn practical implementation strategies, governance considerations, and lessons learned from organizations deploying AI in regulated GCP environments
  • Engage directly with technology innovators during live Q&A to better understand capabilities, implementation approaches, and real-world business impact
  • Leave with actionable ideas and practical solutions that can be evaluated and applied within your own clinical quality organization

See It. Experience It. A dynamic series of rapid-fire demonstrations where attendees will experience cutting-edge technologies firsthand, interact with solution experts, ask questions in real time, and discover practical innovations they can bring back to their own organizations.

5:15 PM
Closing

Day One Concludes

8:00 AM
Networking

Registration and Breakfast

9:00 AM
Opening

Day One Recap

DD

Donna Dorozinsky

Founder & CEO · Just in Time GCP

9:15 AM
Session

The Future of Trial Master Files: Leveraging AI to Strengthen TMF Quality and Inspection Readiness

Explore how AI is transforming Trial Master File (TMF) management by improving document quality, completeness, oversight, and inspection readiness while enabling clinical teams to make faster, more informed quality decisions.

  • Examine how AI can support TMF completeness, document quality, metadata management, filing accuracy, and proactive identification of missing or at-risk essential documents
  • Learn how AI-enabled analytics and automation can strengthen TMF oversight, improve quality review processes, and reduce inspection findings throughout the clinical trial lifecycle
  • Discuss the importance of maintaining human oversight, governance, and validation when implementing AI within TMF and clinical quality processes to ensure regulatory compliance and data integrity
  • Explore best practices for integrating AI with TMF platforms, eTMF workflows, CTMS, and other clinical technologies to create a connected quality ecosystem
  • Hear practical lessons on preparing organizations, teams, and processes for AI adoption while establishing meaningful KPIs to measure TMF quality, operational efficiency, and continuous inspection readiness
10:00 AM
Session

From Reactive to Proactive: Applying AI to Enhance RBQM, TMF Quality, and Inspection Readiness in the ICH (E6) R3 Era

Discover how AI is helping Clinical Operations teams strengthen risk-based quality management, improve TMF quality, and maintain continuous inspection readiness. Learn how sponsors and CROs are leveraging AI-driven insights and automation to proactively identify risks, enhance oversight, streamline document management, and support Quality by Design (QbD) principles in alignment with ICH E6(R3).

  • Explore how AI enhances Risk-Based Quality Management (RBQM) through proactive risk identification and centralized monitoring
  • Learn how AI-powered TMF solutions improve document quality, completeness, and inspection readiness
  • Examine how intelligent data review can accelerate the detection of quality signals, protocol deviations, and operational risks
  • Identify practical strategies to leverage AI for improved trial oversight, TMF health, quality outcomes, and inspection preparedness
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Nagapriya Mahanandi

Clinical Operations · Kashiv BioSciences

10:45 AM
Networking

Networking Break

11:15 AM
Case Study

Building an AI Governance Framework for Clinical Quality and Risk Management

Learn how one organization established an enterprise AI governance framework to support Clinical Quality, risk management, and inspection readiness while enabling responsible adoption of AI across GCP operations and cross-functional clinical teams.

  • Explore how an enterprise AI infrastructure was developed to support Clinical Quality, GCP operations, and inspection readiness across the clinical trial lifecycle
  • Examine the process of building AI governance and operational frameworks that align quality, risk management, and regulatory expectations while supporting innovation
  • Learn how Clinical Operations, Clinical Quality, IT, Legal, and other cross-functional stakeholders collaborated to define responsibilities, oversight, and AI adoption strategies
  • Discover the challenges and lessons learned from transitioning into a dedicated AI leadership role while leveraging a strong Clinical Quality foundation to drive organizational change
  • Understand how agentic AI is creating new governance requirements for clinical workflows, including oversight, accountability, human review, and risk management as autonomous capabilities continue to evolve
Sarah Schaul

Sarah Schaul

Associate Director, Clinical Quality Operations · Merck

12:00 PM
Session

Risk-Based Quality Management in the AI Era

Leveraging AI to Proactively Identify Risk, Improve Oversight, and Drive Better Clinical Trial Quality

Discover how organizations are integrating AI into Risk-Based Quality Management (RBQM) to proactively identify risks, optimize oversight, strengthen data integrity, and improve study quality while maintaining regulatory compliance.

  • Explore how AI can enhance risk identification, monitoring, and predictive analytics throughout the clinical trial lifecycle
  • Learn practical strategies for integrating AI into RBQM frameworks while maintaining GCP compliance, transparency, and human oversight
  • Examine how centralized monitoring, real-time data analytics, and AI-driven signals can improve issue detection and decision-making
  • Understand best practices for validating AI-enabled quality processes, managing vendor technologies, and ensuring data integrity across studies
  • Hear real-world examples of how sponsors are using AI to reduce operational risk, improve inspection readiness, and build a culture of continuous quality improvement
Maria Florez

Maria Florez

Senior Consultant · Tufts University School of Medicine

12:45 PM
Networking

Networking Lunch

1:45 PM
Session

Human-in-the-Loop AI and Validation Strategies: Balancing Automation with Oversight and Accountability

As AI adoption accelerates across clinical development and quality functions, organizations must establish validation frameworks and human oversight processes that ensure AI-enabled systems remain reliable, transparent, and compliant within regulated environments.

  • Develop human-in-the-loop approaches that balance automation with appropriate review, decision-making, and accountability
  • Establish validation strategies to ensure AI-enabled systems are reliable, explainable, and fit for their intended use
  • Address evolving regulatory expectations related to transparency, traceability, and risk management in GxP environments
  • Explore approaches for managing model updates, monitoring performance, and maintaining oversight throughout the AI lifecycle
  • Share practical lessons for implementing AI responsibly while preserving data integrity, quality, and patient safety
CA

Corey R. Alexander, MBA

Global Head, Technologies, Innovation, and CQA Operations RDQ CQA · Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation

2:15 PM
Session

From Data Silos to Shared Insight: How Accessible Operational Data and AI-Powered Surveillance Deliver Mutual Transparency Under ICH E6(R3) and Reclaim the Definition of Good

The traditional trial oversight dynamic is broken: operational teams guard data to avoid punitive scrutiny, vendors hold much of the operational signal while holding little incentive to highlight their own failures, and QA teams are compelled to justify their existence through fault-finding after the fact. ICH E6(R3) calls for a collaborative, risk-proportionate model, but this cultural shift is aspirational without the technology that can make transparency the rule and oversight functional rather than performative.

  • Break the reliance on vendor-curated metrics by establishing direct, routine access to raw operational data (via API integrations or scheduled exports from EDC and CTMS) so the sponsor owns the surveillance layer
  • Deploy AI pattern matching on that raw data to detect anomalies and compound risk signals independently, ensuring oversight intelligence is free from vendor performance incentives
  • Reduce operational burden by automating data aggregation and alerting, giving study teams early, actionable signals they can trust, rather than chasing them for metrics they didn't produce
  • Move QA from retrospective, sample-based fault-finding to continuous, risk-based monitoring grounded in a complete, unfiltered dataset that both Operations and QA can jointly review without defensiveness
3:00 PM
Closing

Day Two Concludes

Agenda topics

Two days of focused sessions covering the most critical intersections of AI, quality, and clinical operations.

01

Building AI Governance Frameworks for Clinical Quality

Governance, validation, and risk management approaches for AI-enabled processes in GxP environments.

02

Modern Clinical Quality Operating Models

Evolving quality organizations to support increasing study complexity, digital technologies, and AI adoption.

03

Quality by Design & Risk-Based Quality Management

Shifting from reactive to proactive quality through risk-based approaches and quality-by-design principles.

04

AI in Protocol Development & Trial Design

Leveraging AI to improve protocol design, reduce amendments, and optimize trial planning.

05

Inspection Readiness in the Era of AI & ICH E6(R3)

Preparing for regulatory inspections and aligning quality practices with ICH E6(R3) in an AI-enabled environment.

06

Clinical Trial Data Integrity & Traceability

Ensuring ALCOA+ compliance, strengthening audit trails, and maintaining traceability across clinical data.

07

Sponsor Oversight & Vendor Governance

Strengthening oversight models and vendor management in an increasingly outsourced, technology-driven landscape.

08

Metrics, KPIs & Demonstrating Quality Impact

Defining and measuring quality outcomes to demonstrate the value of clinical quality and AI investments.

09

AI & Digital Technologies for Clinical Quality

Practical applications of AI, automation, and digital tools to transform clinical quality processes.

10

From Implementation to Organizational Impact

Scaling AI initiatives from pilot programs to enterprise-wide transformation and measurable outcomes.

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