R&R

Roles LinkedBio Takes on the Sponsor's Side

LinkedBio manages the full drug development cycle from the sponsor's position. See the role it takes on at each stage.

Development Strategy

Development roadmap
Development strategy and roadmap fitted to the target and modality, designed from the sponsor's perspective
Pre consultation
MFDS pre consultation
Market access
Market Accessibility Report
Pricing
In preparation
Due diligence
Data review and gap analysis of in licensing candidate assets

Nonclinical

Nonclinical design
Design of nonclinical studies including toxicology and efficacy
CRO selection
Bidding on price, capability, financial standing and quality, with on site audit when needed
Report review
Review of nonclinical reports and follow up

IND

IND preparation and submission
IND strategy, document compilation and submission

Clinical

IND holder
Files and holds the IND in LinkedBio's name and serves as the party conducting the trial. Can also act under delegation from the clinical trial plan approval holder
Clinical design
Drafting and review of the clinical trial protocol
Clinical operations
Selection of sites and CROs, schedule and progress management, review of CRO quotations for adequacy and response
Specialist staffing
DM, statistics, medical writing, PV and EDC specialists deployed by stage
KOL network
Clinical advisory and connection to investigator site KOLs

Regulatory

Marketing approval
Approval strategy, document compilation and submission
Long term follow up
Long term follow up of advanced biologics

Full cycle PM

Integrated project management
Integrated management of timeline, budget and risk from development strategy to approval, with stage by stage reporting to the sponsor

Capabilities

Sponsor-Sided Execution Capability that Delivers Drug Development Results

LinkedBio provides a sponsor-centered execution framework connecting strategic planning, clinical execution, and regulatory readiness.

What We Deliver

Core Capabilities

Rather than fragmented functional support, we deliver integrated execution capabilities that enable sponsors to achieve real results.

1.

Execution-Oriented Clinical Strategy

Clinical strategy must be executable—not just a plan. We translate indication selection, trial design, and endpoint definition into operationally concrete plans, grounding development strategy in feasibility, timelines, and risk.

2.

Sponsor-Side Program Leadership

We do not merely administer. We co-lead the program from the sponsor’s perspective. We participate directly in decision-making, aligning CROs and vendors on a single direction so the project advances without drift.

SPONSOR TAILORED EXECUTION MODEL

Sponsor-Tailored Operating Model

We design and run strategy and execution together, tailored to the sponsor’s context and development stage.

Assess & Align

Diagnose current project status, resources, and key risks, then align development strategy and operating direction from the sponsor’s perspective.

Build & Lead

Design the operating structure and decision framework, clarify roles and communication flows, and establish a foundation for a stable program start.

Run & Control

Integrate management of timeline, budget, quality, and risk; coordinate CROs and vendors; and continuously lead the program from the sponsor side.

Optimize & De-risk

Analyze and improve issues arising during operations to remove latent risk before it materializes.

Delivery Principles

  • Sponsor-first: Every decision aligned to the sponsor's strategic objectives
  • Fit-for-stage: Flexible operations adapted to development phase (non-clinical/clinical/regulatory)
  • Execution with accountability: Responsibility-centered execution, not just advisory
  • Transparent governance: KPI-driven transparent reporting and communication