“It’s Too Early to Think Commercial”

“It’s Too Early to Think Commercial”

Susan Nichols
Published on: 13/07/2026

It's never too early to think commercial. Many of the decisions that determine patient access are made years before launch. Here's why commercialization starts in development, not after approval.

Commercialization StrategyCell and Gene TherapyBiotech Commercialization
The Modality Decides Who You Reach

The Modality Decides Who You Reach

Susan Nichols
Published on: 13/07/2026

The biggest commercialization decision isn't pricing or market access, it's modality. The choices made years before launch ultimately determine which patients a therapy can realistically reach.

Commercialization StrategyCell and Gene TherapyBiotech Commercialization
Commercial Lag Is Costing You More Than a Second Hire Ever Would

Commercial Lag Is Costing You More Than a Second Hire Ever Would

Susan Nichols
Published on: 11/07/2026

Commercial lag is one of the most expensive hidden problems in life sciences companies. Learn why commercial success in CGT requires both deal execution and market positioning — and why one commercial hire is often not enough.

Commercialization StrategyCell and Gene Therapy
The Readiness Illusion: Escaping Commercial Gravity

The Readiness Illusion: Escaping Commercial Gravity

Susan Nichols
Published on: 10/07/2026

In today’s Cell and Gene Therapy market, scientific differentiation alone is no longer enough. Learn why CGT companies must build commercial authority early — and how positioning, visibility, and market trust drive long-term commercial success.

Commercialization StrategyCell and Gene Therapy