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Revolutionize GBM Treatment by Advancing the Development & Delivery of
Effective Therapeutics

Progress is on the horizon for the GBM field as innovative therapies and a deeper understanding of glioblastoma biology begin to emerge. Servier’s recent approval of vorasidenib for Grade 2 IDH-mutant glioma has sparked renewed hope in a space that has long struggled with limited treatment options. This milestone brings inspiration to the glioblastoma community, where the urgent need for effective treatments remains.

As we look toward 2025, a year that could mark a turning point in glioblastoma treatment, it is more important than ever to unite the community and deepen our understanding of these critical developments. Securing new treatment approvals for patients who desperately need them is a mission that cannot wait.

The 6th Glioblastoma Drug Development Summit is the only industry-led event bringing together 90+ experts from pharma, biotech, neuro-oncology, clinical practice, investment, and academia. With a shared goal of improving the lives of patients, this Summit will foster collaboration to advance the development of effective therapies for GBM and other CNS tumors.

Join us as we uncover the latest clinical and preclinical advancements, address the challenges of securing funding, and explore big pharma's priorities for partnerships and combination therapies. Be a part of this pivotal gathering to help shape what could be a transformational year for glioblastoma in 2025.

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Expert Speaker Panel:

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"This was a highly focused scientific conference. people at this Summit are there for learning progress, sharing experience, collaborating with each other and advancing GBM drug development" - Chief Medical Officer

“Fantastic aggregation of high quality leaders in the neuro-oncology space. It was extremely informational and beneficial to experience and engage with all of these folks.” - Chief Medical Officer

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“Excellent mix of review topics, early phase trial results and translational basic science. Well known KOLs. Nice options for networking.” - Executive Vice President, Medical Affairs

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