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Ep. 114 - Roivant’s Matt Gline on commercial launches and the future of the vant model
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Roivant CEO Matt Gline calls the company’s move beyond spinning out subsidiary “vants” to concentrating on late-stage programs and commercial launches less a pivot than an evolution toward an original goal, which could soon be realized with the approval and launch of brepocitinib this year.
In conversation with Lindsay Martin on The BioCentury Show, Gline discussed how Roivant’s initial hub-and-spoke approach has provided the foundation needed for the company to develop and commercialize its portfolio now, including lead program JAK-1/TYK2 inhibitor brepocitinib. Gline also discussed how he views AI at Roivant and more broadly in biopharma R&D, the science behind Roivant’s next most advanced program, Phase III anti-FcRN mAb imeroprubart and the lessons he’s taking from a “graduating class” of biotechs that have launched programs, like Alnylam and Argenx S.E.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:42 - Roivant’s Evolution
09:19 - AI in R&D
17:48 - Lead Asset Brepocitinib
28:23 - Anti-FcRN mAb Imeroprubart
32:23 - China
37:55 - What’s Next for Roivant
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