Updating the Strategic Plan Sample Clauses

Updating the Strategic Plan. The Parties will review, evaluate progress, augment, and/or update the Strategic Plan with any changes as needed (but at least once every year), through the Joint Steering Committee, taking into consideration a number of relevant factors, including emerging data, and any changes in the regulatory, medical environment and the competitive landscape. Akcea has primary responsibility for preparing each proposed updated Strategic Plan. Akcea will submit such proposed updated plan to Isis at least fifteen days prior to the next JSC meeting. Any changes to the Strategic Plan altering a Product’s target patient population, key end points or approximate size of the key Clinical Studies, timelines for approval, budget or timing of Product approvals for each patient population (each, a “Material Change”) must be mutually agreed to by the Parties via the JSC.
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Updating the Strategic Plan. 6.3.1. Novartis will review and update the Strategic Plan every [***] months and the Parties will meet or hold a telephone conference to review such updates. Novartis will be responsible for coordinating and scheduling such meetings or telephone conferences, and the Parties will mutually determine the location of meetings. Each Party will be responsible for the costs of its own representatives attending such meetings. At such meeting or telephone conference, as applicable, the Parties will discuss, among other things: (i) Material updates to the Strategic Plan; (ii) Relevant new data and results from ongoing or completed Clinical Studies and non-clinical studies; (iii) Technology advancements (including platform technology) potentially relevant to the Products; (iv) Key elements of the manufacturing planning and strategy to support Development, Regulatory Approvals and Commercialization for the Products; and (v) The evolving competitive landscape (including [***], [***] and [***]) and its potential impact on the Products and strategy.
Updating the Strategic Plan. Following the JSC’s approval of the initial Strategic Plan, each Party (including through the Regulatory Sub-Committee) will develop updates to those sections of the Strategic Plan for which it is responsible every six months to account for the progression of Development, Manufacturing, and Commercialization of each Product, which updates will include an update to the Strategic Plan prior to completion of the first Phase 1 Clinical Trial for IONIS-TTR-LRx and an update in September of each Calendar Year (to enable each Party to timely complete its internal annual budget process). Akcea will also be responsible, following Ionis’ development of such section in the initial Strategic Plan, for updating the Strategic Plan to include (a) the strategy for Manufacturing and supply of API and Drug Product (i) of inotersen sufficient to support Commercialization (and any Akcea Non-Commercial Activities), and (ii) of IONIS-TTR-LRx,following receipt of Approval therefor in the U.S., and (b) a sequence of activities and associated timelines for the orderly transition from Ionis to Akcea of CMC activities for IONIS-TTR-LRx following receipt of Approval therefor in the U.S. Ionis will remain responsible for updating such strategy for the Manufacturing and supply of IONIS-TTR-LRx through receipt of Approval therefor in the U.S. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Parties will discuss (through the JSC), and Ionis will take into consideration and not unreasonably refuse to implement Akcea’s comments relating to aspects of Development (including designs and protocols of Clinical Trials) of IONIS-TTR-LRx that are likely to affect Commercializing of IONIS-TTR-LRx, such as trial site selection, health economic outcomes, quality of life measures, endpoints, market access, and optimal reimbursement. In addition, at the appropriate time, but no later than at the completion of the first Phase 1 Clinical Trial for IONIS-TTR-LRx, Akcea will update the Development section of the Strategic Plan to account for Akcea Non-Commercial Activities for IONIS-TTR-LRx and the Commercial section of the Strategic Plan to account for Commercial activities for IONIS-TTR-LRx.Each Party or the Regulatory Sub-Committee, as applicable, will submit those sections of the proposed updated Strategic Plan developed by it to the other Party at least 15 days prior to the next JSC meeting. Subject to Section 3.4.4, the JSC must determine whether to approve any material changes to the Strategic...
Updating the Strategic Plan. 6.3.1. Novartis will review and update the Strategic Plan every [***] months and the Parties will meet or hold a telephone conference to review such updates. Novartis will be responsible for coordinating and scheduling such meetings or telephone conferences, and the Parties will mutually determine the location of meetings. Each Party will be responsible for the costs of its own representatives attending such meetings. At such meeting or telephone conference, as applicable, the Parties will discuss, among other things:
Updating the Strategic Plan. The initial Development activities performed by Bayer and Isis under the Strategic Plan will be designed to support market Approval and Commercialization of the First Indication of ISIS-FXIRx. 1.3.1. Bayer will review and update the Strategic Plan every [***] months and the Parties will meet with one another or hold a telephone conference to review such updates. In addition, the Parties may meet or hold a telephone conference more often as mutually agreed on an ad-hoc basis to address any urgent matters that arise with respect to Products. Each Party will ensure that its representatives at such meetings are senior development and/or commercial executives or have similar experience and expertise. Bayer will be primarily responsible for coordinating and scheduling such meetings or telephone conferences, and the Parties will mutually determine the location of meetings. Each Party will be responsible for the costs of its own representatives attending such meetings. At such meeting or telephone conference, as applicable, the Parties will discuss inter alia: (i) any available new data and results from ongoing or completed Clinical Studies and non-clinical studies; (ii) available updates regarding the progress of ongoing Clinical Studies and any New Drug Option Programs; (iii) technology advancements potentially relevant to the Products; (iv) changes proposed by either Party to the Strategic Plan; (v) upcoming scientific, development or commercial events that may impact the Products; (vi) publication plan (including the strategy for scientific publications and presentations at medical meetings); and (vii) the evolving competitive landscape [***] and its impact on the Products and strategy.
Updating the Strategic Plan. 6.3.1. Novartis will review and update the Strategic Plan every [***] months and the Parties will meet or hold a telephone conference to review such updates. Novartis will be responsible for coordinating and scheduling such meetings or telephone conferences, and the Parties will mutually determine the location of meetings. Each Party will be responsible for the costs of its own representatives attending such meetings. At such meeting or telephone conference, as applicable, the Parties will discuss, among other things: (i) Material updates to the Strategic Plan; (ii) Relevant new data and results from ongoing or completed Clinical Studies and non-clinical studies; (iii) Technology advancements (including platform technology) potentially relevant to the Products; (iv) Key elements of the manufacturing planning and strategy to support Development, Regulatory Approvals and Commercialization for the Products; and (v) The evolving competitive landscape (including [***], [***] and [***]) and its potential impact on the Products and strategy. 6.3.2. Material Changes to the Strategic Plan. Novartis is responsible for preparing each updated Strategic Plan and the agenda for each meeting or telephone conference of the Parties to discuss such update, and will submit such updated * ***Confidential Treatment Requested 25 plan and agenda to Akcea at least [***] ([***]) calendar days prior to the date of such next scheduled meeting or telephone conference, as applicable. The Parties’ goal is to mutually agree on changes to the Strategic Plan materially changing the CVRR Indication, the details or timing of the CVOT for a Product (each, a “Material Change”). If, however, after good faith discussions, the Parties cannot mutually agree on a Material Change to the Strategic Plan, then Novartis will have final decision-making authority regarding [***].
Updating the Strategic Plan. Novartis will review and update the Strategic Plan every [***] and, if requested by Xxxxx following receipt of such update, the Parties will meet (in person or virtually) to review such update, which meeting may be held as part of a JSC meeting if the JSC is still in existence. The Parties will mutually determine the location of such meetings. Each Party will be responsible for the costs of its own representatives attending such meetings.
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