In this episode of the Quality Grind Podcast, host Mike Kent interviews Medvacon biotechnology consultant Kim Lim about the intricacies of Technology Transfer in regulated life science industries. With over 30 years of experience, Kim shares insights on the importance of communication, planning and engaging partners early in development. They discuss the significance and roles of internal departments such as Development, CMC, and Analytical Development. Emphasizing transparency and collaboration, both in-house and with contract organizations, they outline strategies for a successful technology transfer process that includes robust science, documented quality, and careful selection of CDMOs and CROs.
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