Life Sciences Capital Forum

Life Sciences Capital Forum | Executive Webinar

Operational Readiness

Across Capital Programs

Readiness starts long before handover.

What does it take to move a life sciences facility from project plans to operational reality?

Join us for a roundtable discussion hosted by Joanne Meloro, featuring four industry leaders

exploring the people, infrastructure, and decisions that shape readiness, well before startup.

Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET
Format note: Scheduled virtual executive roundtable.

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Five perspectives. One shared challenge.

A conversation spanning facility execution, quality, workforce, municipal readiness, and leadership.

ROUNDTABLE HOST

Joanne Meloro - Roundtable Host

Joanne Meloro

Life sciences capital execution, CQV, and operational readiness.

Scott Willis - Featured Guest

Dwayne Ariola

Featured Guest

Life sciences business development, CQV, and coordination across industry and communities.

Dwayne Ariola - Featured Guest

Scott Willis

Featured Guest

Economic development, municipal infrastructure, and life sciences workforce planning.

Mark O’Donnell - Featured Guest

Mark O’Donnell

Featured Guest

Leadership systems, organizational alignment, and manufacturing facility execution.

Tommy O’Donnell - Featured Guest

Tommy O’Donnell

Featured Guest

Partner & Life Sciences Advisor, Quality, validation, environmental monitoring, and facility turnover.

Who this roundtable is for

Designed for experienced professionals actively involved in capital execution in life sciences - those who own outcomes, not just inputs.

  • Capital project leaders overseeing portfolios of life sciences facility expansion and modernization
  • Engineering and facilities leaders accountable for scope, schedule, and technical risk
  • Validation and CQV leaders managing multi-site, multi-vendor validation programs
  • Manufacturing leadership preparing to receive and operate new assets and lines
  • Operations executives responsible for start-up readiness and regulatory inspection outcomes

If you are adjacent to capital execution but not directly responsible for outcomes, this session is unlikely to be the right fit.

The Life Sciences Capital Forum

The Life Sciences Capital Forum is an executive roundtable series focused on capital execution across modern GMP programs.

ROUNDTABLES THAT MATTER

  • Closed‑door, moderated executive roundtables
  • Focused on capital execution, CQV, and operational readiness
  • Built for leaders accountable for schedule, quality, and compliance
  • Structured as an ongoing series, not one‑off broadcasts

What this session covers

Grounded in active life sciences capital projects — not theory — this roundtable distills what operators are actually seeing across their portfolios.

Where projects lose momentum

Real examples of where life sciences capital projects fall behind: scope creep, decision latency, and late‑surfacing CQV issues that erode float and push operational readiness to the edge.

Workforce & validation constraints

How CQV and validation resource shortages are reshaping capital execution life sciences strategies — and what leaders are doing to avoid late‑stage validation risk on critical assets.

Coordination & lessons learned

Multi‑vendor coordination across EPC, OEMs, integrators, and CQV teams — where it breaks, how leaders are tightening interfaces, and the specific practices they are carrying forward into the next wave of pharma capital projects.

Format: peer discussion, not presentations

  • Moderated, conversational roundtable with senior leaders
  • No slides, no marketing decks, no scripted demos
  • No selling - this is not a vendor webinar
  • Recorded to create thought leadership for the Life Sciences Capital Forum
  • Focus on practical patterns, decision frameworks, and lessons learned

You should expect a candid, off‑PowerPoint discussion framed by a light moderation - not a broadcast to a broad, anonymous audience.

Life Sciences Capital Forum - Peer discussion format
Life Sciences Capital Forum

Executive conversations on capital execution, operational readiness, and the relationships that help life sciences programs succeed.