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memoQ Life Sciences Round Table Series
October 28, 2021 at 5 pm · (CEST) / 11 am · (EDT)
Privacy, Security, and Data Protection in Life Sciences Localization
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The regulatory landscape for life sciences is rapidly evolving to keep pace with requirements for privacy, security, and data protection. At the same time, companies in all sectors of life sciences are under increasing pressure to get their products to market more quickly. These two (sometimes competing) dynamics create additional challenges in localization workflows.
Meet our speakers
Elizabeth Milkovits, Ph.D.
Senior Director of Translation
IQVIA Translation Services
Elizabeth has extensive experience with data science, data operations, and designing, building, and delivering scalable data-driven AI/ML software solutions. She currently is the Senior Director of Translations for IQVIA and has also held positions there as Director of AI Solutions Delivery and of Data Science and Engineering.
Elizabeth has extensive experience with data science, data operations, and designing, building, and delivering scalable data-driven AI/ML software solutions. She currently is the Senior Director of Translations for IQVIA and has also held positions there as Director of AI Solutions Delivery and of Data Science and Engineering.
Dr. Alexander Natz
Secretary General
EUCOPE
Dr. Alexander Natz is the Secretary General of the European Confederation of Pharmaceutical Entrepreneurs in Brussels. He advises innovative pharmaceutical and biotech companies, including start-ups, in regulatory and pricing and reimbursement matters from the perspectives of EU and German law. In 2016 he co-founded a specialized law firm with a focus on life-science related topics.
Dr. Alexander Natz is the Secretary General of the European Confederation of Pharmaceutical Entrepreneurs in Brussels. He advises innovative pharmaceutical and biotech companies, including start-ups, in regulatory and pricing and reimbursement matters from the perspectives of EU and German law. In 2016 he co-founded a specialized law firm with a focus on life-science related topics.
Elena Mikrioukova
Head of Translation
PSI-CRO
Elena Mikrioukova is Head of Translation at PSI CRO. Elena completed her graduate and post-graduate studies in the English Language and European Literature, but some twenty years ago made a career change, moving into translation and interpreting. She joined PSI in 2001, and helps integrate translation services into the company’s operating activities and business processes.
Elena Mikrioukova is Head of Translation at PSI CRO. Elena completed her graduate and post-graduate studies in the English Language and European Literature, but some twenty years ago made a career change, moving into translation and interpreting. She joined PSI in 2001, and helps integrate translation services into the company’s operating activities and business processes.
Yuri Skrelin
Senior Translator
PSI-CRO
Yuri Skrelin is a Senior Translator at PSI CRO. He has worked for PSI since he graduated from the Department of English Philology and Translation Studies of St. Petersburg State University, giving him 16 years of hands-on experience in clinical research translations. Yuri is involved in educational, vendor management, and administrative activities on top of day-to-day translation and interpreting support for all functional areas of the company.
Yuri Skrelin is a Senior Translator at PSI CRO. He has worked for PSI since he graduated from the Department of English Philology and Translation Studies of St. Petersburg State University, giving him 16 years of hands-on experience in clinical research translations. Yuri is involved in educational, vendor management, and administrative activities on top of day-to-day translation and interpreting support for all functional areas of the company.
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The panelists in this round table discussion will share their experiences and best practices related to meeting the needs of business while also keeping abreast of and adhering to relevant industry regulations for privacy, security, and data protection. You can then use this knowledge in your own field to create smooth, secure, and compliant localization workflows.
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The regulatory landscape for life sciences is rapidly evolving to keep pace with requirements for privacy, security, and data protection. At the same time, companies in all sectors of life sciences are under increasing pressure to get their products to market more quickly. These two (sometimes competing) dynamics create additional challenges in localization workflows.
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Our host: Mark Shriner
Mark Shriner
Strategic Sales Director at memoQ
Mark Shriner has held several leadership roles in the localization industry and is currently the Strategic Sales Director for memoQ, leading the company’s market expansion efforts in the regulated industries. Prior to joining memoQ, Mark worked as Director of Customer Engagement with a Microsoft Cybersecurity and Compliance Gold Partner providing services related to privacy, data security, and compliance.