Takanori Abe
Mr. ABE is an Attorney-at-Law, admitted in both Japan and New York. He is currently a Guest Professor of Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine and formerly a lecturer of The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine and Faculty of Medicine. He is an arbitrator in Japan and sit on various positions in Japanese medical/pharmaceutical societies.
Mr. ABE works in wide areas of international and corporate matters with a focus on intellectual property law and international commerce. The patent litigations that he has participated covers the fields of pharmaceuticals, chemistry, electronics and machinery, which involve advanced technology such as biotechnology, semiconductors, etc., and which are cross-border matters. He has extensive experience on representing and advising multinational and domestic clients in pharmaceutical industry and is currently involved in the drastic battle between brands and also the one between brands and generics. He also has experience in trademark, copyright and unfair competition litigation.
For Mr. ABE’s detail information and activities, please visit www.abe-law.com or email to: [email protected]
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Ted Suh
Ted is a medicinal chemist with extensive experience in pharmaceutical drug discovery and development. He has held various leadership positions in pharma, including at Glaxo and Eisai, contributing to the discovery of several clinical candidates in the areas of metabolic disease, oncology and autoimmune diseases. His expertise ranges from combinatorial chemistry to drug discovery using complex molecules like natural products. At Orionis, his attention has turned to the discovery and optimization of molecular glues, with a special focus on the evolution of chemistries for a diverse range of monovalent types of glues. Ted received a B.A. degree in chemistry from Yale University and a Ph.D. degree in chemistry from Harvard University.
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Leah Ramoutar
Leah is the Head of TCFD at Phoenix Group where she oversees all the Group’s activities related to climate risk and leads on a number of ESG, climate and nature-related projects. Prior to joining Phoenix in 2009, Leah spent two years in Investment Management and five years in the audit and corporate finance advisory practice at KPMG. Leah started her career in sustainable finance, working with SME clients across the Caribbean and South America. She holds a B.Sc. in Business Management from King’s College, London and is a Fellow Chartered Accountant.