Cell One Partners provides its clients with virtual company creation and management for all aspects of drug development and commercialization.
This partnership combines Cell One Partners' strategic vision of enabling new company formation through virtual executive leadership and program management to accelerate assets from the bench to the clinic and finally to market with CBM's commitment to providing technologies, capabilities, and massive capacity for end-to-end development, testing, and manufacturing of lifesaving therapies.
A barrier for many early-stage CGT development companies, including those tied to academic institutions, is a lack of access to senior C-suite leadership who can provide counsel and guidance on all aspects of getting a therapy from idea to clinic, including clinical development planning, product pipeline assessment, management and organizational development, and regulatory and approval pathway development.
Cell One Partners' unique, virtual company creation removes those barriers by providing virtual, world-class management at typically one-third of the cost of a traditional new company start-up, allowing the asset owner to focus both their cash and energies on research and development.
Through this strategic partnership with CBM, on track to be the world's largest single CGT manufacturing site with more than 700,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing and testing facilities, including 30-plus GMP suites, CGT asset owners will have unparalleled access to end-to-end services to support research and development, process development, and clinical and commercial manufacturing, including starting materials (plasmid and nucleic acid synthesis) and cell banking.
Cell One Partners believes a partnership with CBM positions its clients for success via an innovative virtual company creation, management strategy, and structure while delivering a cost-effective, future-oriented model for cell and gene therapy development, manufacturing, and commercialization.
Cell One Partners is the premier global strategic consultancy and transaction advisory firm focused entirely on cell and gene therapy and regenerative medicine.
Our mission is to help companies advance towards commercialization by leveraging our global network of strategic advisors with unparalleled depth of hands-on experience.
Combining our expertise and our relationships with thought leaders enables us to provide first-hand, front-line perspective and guidance on tactics, strategy and grand strategy for developers of therapies and for tools providers to accelerate value generation.
Our multi-disciplined teams are in addition engaged with executing global clinical trials within a unique cost-effective model.
Center for Breakthrough Medicines (CBM) is a cell and gene therapy contract development and manufacturing organization uniquely positioned to enable pharma and biotech companies to develop, test and manufacture life-saving therapies and treatments on a global scale.
Ideally located in the heart of Philadelphia's Cellicon Valley, CBM has assembled the most accomplished cell and gene therapy experts in the world, armed with innovative technologies, to offer scalable, best-in-class pre-clinical through commercial manufacturing capabilities, including process development, plasmid DNA, vector manufacturing, cell banking, cell processing, and a full suite of complementary and standalone testing and analytical capabilities.
Purpose-built and patient-driven, CBM was designed from the ground up to be a more-effective CDMO, providing single-source, end-to-end solutions to deliver true partnership and unprecedented value to its customers through teamwork, transparency, and speed-to-market dedication.
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