Now in its 4th year, the annual ChinaTrials Summit has established itself as the must attend industry-focused event for global clinical development executives with interests in China. The event features over 100 speakers, mostly from pharmaceutical and biotech companies, and an exhibition of over 25 clinical service providers specialized in facilitating global trials.

ChinaTrials draws the highest ratio of pharmaceutical and biotech attendees of any Asia-focused clinical development conference and is the only clinical event you need to attend this year to stay updated on China’s fast-moving clinical development industry.

• Attendee Profile: Over 75% of attendees at ChinaTrials are director level and above. The majority of attendees are from multinational and domestic pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device companies. Relevant government regulatory officials, university professors and investigators from China’s top hospitals also attend the event.
• Networking Opportunities: Over 10 hours of dedicated networking time is built into the program agenda through refreshment breaks, luncheons and cocktail receptions. ChinaTrials also offers all attendees the opportunity to preschedule one-on-one meetings with each other via an easy-to-use, web-based scheduling software.

Why Should You Attend?

• In-depth regulatory discussion from key government officials to help you keep updated on the fast-changing regulatory environment
• Learn from over 100 carefully selected speakers who are running the trials in China and North Asia for the world’s leading pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device companies
• Coverage on the hottest current topics and trends determined through hundreds of hours of market research
• Industry-focused gathering that attracts the largest ratio of pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device speakers and attendees of any China clinical event
• Hours of dedicated networking events to facilitate introductions to new potential clients
• Pre-schedule one-on-one meetings to maximize your networking time on-site