Featuring:

Silvio Tiziani, CEO, CCRM Australia

Sarah Callens, CTO, CCRM Nordic

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In this episode of Commercializing Living Therapies with CCRM, Silvio Tiziani, CEO, CCRM Australia, and Sarah Callens, CTO, CCRM Nordic, explore the opportunities and challenges of commercializing regenerative medicines, including cell and gene therapies, in their respective regions. While scientific discoveries abound, barriers such as regulatory hurdles, funding gaps and infrastructure limitations can slow the path to commercialization. Our guests provide insights into these obstacles and share what makes their regions well-positioned for success in this transformative field.

In addition, we hear how global collaboration can accelerate the development and commercialization of these therapies. Silvio and Sarah highlight the strengths of the CCRM model and its potential to guide other regions looking to build thriving regenerative medicine (RM) ecosystems. As they look to the future, they share their goals, their excitement about the industry’s evolution, and the key factors that will shape the next generation of RM innovations.

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