PHARMExcel’s receives industry recognition for its ophthalmology and rare disease clinical trial services
PHARMExcel is thrilled to be recognised at the 2024 OBN Awards for its outstanding contributions to clinical research, particularly within the ophthalmology and rare disease space. The company’s dedication to driving meaningful advancements for patients has led to long-standing collaborations with innovative global biotechs and leading research institutions, such as Moorfields Eye Hospital and Rare Disease Research Partners, positioning PHARMExcel as a valuable clinical trials partner in these transformative fields.
At the OBN Awards, PHARMExcel’s work was acknowledged for its significant impact on accelerating clinical trials and providing tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of ophthalmology biotechs and rare disease healthcare companies.
Yvanne Enever, CEO and Founder of PHARMExcel, commented:
“We are proud to be part of the journey that is shaping the future of rare disease treatments and ophthalmic innovations. Our partnerships with Moorfields Eye Hospital and Rare Disease Research Partners allow us to offer unmatched expertise and resources to accelerate clinical research programs. This recognition is a reflection of our team’s commitment to making a real difference for patients in need of new, life-changing therapies.”
Margaret Irwin, Head of Clinical Operations, added:
“Working alongside biotechs and researchers in the ophthalmology and rare disease sectors is a privilege. These are complex fields, where the need for precision, speed, and expertise is critical. Our collaborative approach and strong CRO-Sponsor relationships ensure that we provide the highest level of support to bring groundbreaking treatments to market.”
This recognition underscores PHARMExcel’s role in providing flexible, high-quality services tailored to the evolving needs of global pharma, biotech and medtech across multiple therapeutic areas. Celebrating its 15th year, PHARMExcel remains committed to accelerating clinical trial outcomes, especially in areas where traditional CROs may not offer the flexibility and ‘pick and mix’ service model required.