Pharma and large biotech companies at Meeting on the Mesa 2026

28 pharma and large biotech companies are at Meeting on the Mesa 2026 — 13 presentations on the program. Most represented: Astellas (1 on the program), Bristol Myers Squibb (2 on the program), AstraZeneca (1 on the program). 13 of them have their own page in this guide.

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Showing 1–19 of 28 organizations
OrganizationMeeting on the Mesa 2026 Attendance
Astellas
Tokyo, Japan
Diamond Sponsor
Pharma & large biotechDiamond Sponsor
Develops and commercializes medicines, with partnering interests in oncology, rare diseases, immunology, cell therapies and gene therapies.
Spotlight
Tue, Oct 6
3:30pm
Innovation Spotlight company presentation
FLW Ballroom F
Panel
Wed, Oct 7
10:30am
Lessons from the Clinic to the Market: Managing Safety, Access, and Manufacturing in Gene Therapies
FLW Ballroom E
Evotec
Hamburg, Germany
Bronze Sponsor
Pharma & large biotechBronze Sponsor
Develops therapeutics and offers integrated iPSC cell therapy development, GMP manufacturing, CMC, regulatory, and clinical services.
Spotlight
Mon, Oct 5
12:00pm
Innovation Spotlight company presentation
FLW Ballroom G
Platinum Sponsor
Pharma & large biotechPlatinum Sponsor
Develops and commercializes medicines, including CAR T-cell therapies for cancer and treatments for serious diseases.
Panel
Wed, Oct 7
10:45am
Delivering CAR-T: Expanding Access to Transform Patient Care
FLW Ballroom E
Panel
Wed, Oct 7
8:00am
Why Japan, Why Now: Investment Opportunities and Asia Gateway Strategy
FLW Ballroom F
BridgeBio
Palo Alto, CA
Silver Sponsor
Pharma & large biotechSilver Sponsor
Develops medicines for genetic conditions through autonomous teams focused on underserved and rare diseases.
Sponsor
In the meeting’s sponsor directory, with no session on the public program
Silver Sponsor
Pharma & large biotechSilver Sponsor
Develops and commercializes therapies for cancer, transplant-related disease, and rare genetic disorders.
Sponsor
In the meeting’s sponsor directory, with no session on the public program
Pharma & large biotech
Develops and commercializes medicines across oncology, CNS, rare diseases, women’s health, urology, and cell and gene therapy.
Spotlight
Tue, Oct 6
3:45pm
Innovation Spotlight company presentation
FLW Ballroom F
AstraZeneca
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Pharma & large biotech
Develops and commercializes prescription medicines in oncology, rare diseases, and other biopharmaceutical areas.
Chair
Wed, Oct 7
Convergence vs.. Divergence: Global Regulatory Pathways for Advanced Therapies
Eli Lilly
Indianapolis, IN
Pharma & large biotech
Develops and sells prescription medicines across cancer, diabetes, obesity, neuroscience, immunology and other disease areas.
Panel
Wed, Oct 7
9:30am
In vivo Therapies: Current Progress and Future Directions
FLW Ballroom E
Gilead Sciences
Foster City, CA
Pharma & large biotech
Develops and commercializes medicines across virology, oncology and inflammation, including cell therapies through Kite.
Panel
Wed, Oct 7
10:45am
Delivering CAR-T: Expanding Access to Transform Patient Care
FLW Ballroom E
Sarepta
Cambridge, MA
Pharma & large biotech
Develops and sells genetic medicines, including gene therapies and RNA-based treatments for rare diseases such as Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Panel
Wed, Oct 7
10:30am
Ultragenyx
Novato, CA
Pharma & large biotech
Develops and commercializes therapies, including AAV gene therapies, for rare and ultra-rare genetic diseases.
Panel
Wed, Oct 7
3:30pm
The Patient Voice: Shaping the Development of Cell and Gene Therapies
FLW Ballroom E
United Therapeutics Corporation
Research Triangle Park, NC
Pharma & large biotech
Develops pulmonary medicines and organ-replacement technologies, including gene-edited pig organs, regenerative medicine, bioprinted organs and ex vivo lung perfusion.
Chair
Wed, Oct 7
Vor Bio
Boston, MA
Pharma & large biotech
Develops telitacicept, a biologic medicine for autoimmune diseases including lupus, myasthenia gravis and Sjögren’s disease.
Bayer
Leverkusen, Germany
Pharma & large biotech
Develops pharmaceutical medicines, including cell therapies and gene therapies for neurological, ophthalmic and other serious diseases.
Attending
On the meeting’s published attendee list
Bracco
Milan, Italy
Pharma & large biotech
Makes diagnostic imaging pharmaceuticals, contrast agents, molecular imaging tracers, medical devices and related healthcare services.
Attending
On the meeting’s published attendee list
Chiesi USA
Cary, NC
Pharma & large biotech
Develops and commercializes specialty medicines for hospital care, rare diseases, neonatology, critical care and respiratory conditions.
Attending
On the meeting’s published attendee list
CJ America
Los Angeles, CA
Pharma & large biotech
Operates CJ’s American businesses, including biotechnology, food, logistics and entertainment subsidiaries.
Attending
On the meeting’s published attendee list
CJ Cheiljedang
Seoul, South Korea
Pharma & large biotech
Makes food ingredients, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology products through fermentation and other bio-based manufacturing.
Attending
On the meeting’s published attendee list
Genentech
South San Francisco, CA
Pharma & large biotech
Develops and commercializes prescription medicines for serious diseases, including cancer, neurological, autoimmune and ophthalmic conditions.
Attending
On the meeting’s published attendee list

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