PAP 202021st Annual Patient Assistance & Access ProgramsMarch 23 -25, 2020 • Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor • Baltimore, MD

THE INDUSTRY’S FLAGSHIP EVENT

Designing PAP Models of the Future — Overcome Access Barriers, Manage Compliance Risk and Automate for Cost Savings

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The Nation’s Largest and Most Impactful Patient Access Event• Examine the intersection of patient access and shifts in

healthcare legislation

• Identify emerging best practices and industry trends in free drug programs

• Assess the latest technology innovations to advance PAPs and drive efficiencies

• Navigate compliance risks as greater government oversight focuses on patient support and copay programs

• Explore advocate resources for better navigation of patient pathways and strategies to address medication access barriers

• Foster collaboration across stakeholders to speed patient access and manage costs

• Realize the current benefits and challenges of patient assistance from the patient perspective

Industry’s Largest and Most Meaningful Meeting Dedicated to Prescription Drug Coverage Features Powerful Programming and

Compelling Content Designed to Navigate Complexities and Break Through Barriers to Ensure Prescription Access and Affordability

400+ Attendees

Total teams in attendance 60+

OUR CORE AUDIENCE... BIO/PHARMACEUTICAL EXECUTIVES FROM PATIENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS • PATIENT ACCESS/CARE/SUPPORT/SERVICES • MARKET ACCESS • REIMBURSEMENT • ADVOCACY • CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY PHILANTHROPY • GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS • POLICY

ALSO BENEFITTING... PAP FOUNDATIONS • CLINICS • HOSPITALS • NON-PROFITS • THIRD-PARTY VENDORS AND CONSULTANTS

60% Pharma/Bio

26% Non-Profit/Hospital/Medical Center

11% Consulting

3% Pharmacy/Specialty Pharmacy

Nearly high-level speakers70

Who will you meet at PAP 2020?ANNUAL AUDIENCE CONSISTS OF…

IMPACTFUL and INSIGHTFUL Conference Features

PANELFoundation and Advocate Insights on Collaboration to Accelerate Patient Access

PATIENT SPOTLIGHTPatient Journey — Realizing the Impact of Patient Assistance, Achieving the Next Level

3 WORKSHOPS PAP 101Design PAP Models of the FutureMedication Access — Barriers, Opportunities and Potential Solutions

3 LEARNING STREAMS Technology to Advance PAP AutomationIdentify and Manage Compliance Risk Collaborate to Expedite Access

OIG Compliance Review of PAPS and Copay Programs

ANNUAL BENCHMARKING SURVEY Review of Survey Results — Intelligence Around the Status of Patient Assistance

3 LEARNING LABSProduct Fulfillment and Portal Utilization Strategies Navigate Specialty Pharmacy ModelsAdvocate Resources for Navigating Patient Pathways

“Very relevant!”

WHAT YOUR COLLEAGUES HAVE TO SAY:

“Very relevant!”

“Excellent!”

“Loved this hotel!”

“Love the patient testimonies and stories. Very inspirational.”“Wonderful content and presenters!”

“Great topics”

“Well run event” “Great opportunities for networking”“Great info and practical ways to assist patients”

“Good opportunity to network with others who share a passion

for patient access.”

“You gain valuable knowledge that is often

hard to find on your own.”

“PAPs are a core part of our business model so we need to take up to date

on the trends, etc.”

“I liked re-establishing connections with colleagues at other organizations and

hearing what was on the mind of the patient community.”

“The tools to manage OOP costs panel was particularly interesting with good dialogue with the audience. I also loved the patient

spotlight since it is a good reminder of why we do what we do.”

TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO:Exchange Techniques

for Successful Partnering

Gain Key Industry Trends

in PAPs

Connect Personal and Professional Goals to Accelerate Success

2020 SUMMIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Eligible Candidates: All non-profit free healthcare clinics, advocates and patient organizations are welcome to apply for a Scholarship. Organizations must have 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.

Scholarships are limited to one (1) representative from each organization.

Deadline to Apply: January 15, 2020

Scholarship Awards: TIER 1 - AWARD: Complimentary registration for one (1) representative and one (1) night hotel

accommodation (room, tax and fees only)

TIER 2 - AWARD: Complimentary registration for one (1) representative

For more details and to apply, CLICK HERE

DAY ONE | MONDAY, MARCH 23, 202012:00 Conference Registration

1:00 Conference Chairman’s Welcome and Opening Remarks

1:15 State of the Industry Empathy and Expertise — Evolving Patient Support Programs in the Digital Age

2:15 Understand Proposed Regulatory Updates for Medicare Part B and Part D and Affordability Challenges

3:00 Networking and Refreshment Break

3:30 Advocate/Patient Panel Patient Perspectives on Current and Future Access Challenges

4:15 Foundation and Advocate Insights: Collaborating to Evolve PAPs and Accelerate Patient Access

5:00 Meet and Greet Welcome Reception

DAY TWO | TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 20207:30 Networking Breakfast

8:00 Conference Chairman’s Opening Remarks

8:15 Emerging Best Practices and Industry Trends in Free Drug Programs

9:15 Evolving PAPs to Accommodate the Shift to Personalized Medicine

10:00 Networking and Refreshment Break

10:30 CHOOSE BETWEEN THREE LEARNING STREAMS (I - I I I)

I TECHNOLOGY TO ADVANCE

PAP AUTOMATION II IDENTIFY AND MANAGE COMPLIANCE RISK III

COLLABORATIONS TO EXPEDITE ACCESS

12:45 Networking Luncheon

1:30 Patient Spotlight Patient Journey — Realizing the Impact of Patient Assistance, Achieving the Next Level

2:15 Case Study (Vendor/Manufacturer) Integrating Technology to Drive Patient Access — Success Story

3:00 Networking and Refreshment Break

3:30 CHOOSE BETWEEN THREE WORKSHOPS (A- C)

A PAPs 101 B Design PAP Models of the Future C Medication Access — Barriers, Opportunities and Potential Solutions

5:00 Close of Workshops and Day One | Networking, Wine and Cheese Reception Commences

DAY THREE | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 20207:30 Networking Breakfast

8:00 Conference Chairman’s Review of Day One

8:15 OIG Compliance Review on PAPs and Copay Programs

9:00 Payer Perspectives on Copay Assistance, Accumulators, and Charitable PAPs

9:45 Assessing the Copay Accumulator Effect on the Future of Patient Access

10:15 Networking and Refreshment Break

10:45 CHOOSE BETWEEN THREE LEARNING LABS (I - I I I)

I PRODUCT FULLFILLMENT AND PORTAL UTILIZATION STRATEGIES II

NAVIGATE SPECIALTY PHARMACY MODELS III

ADVOCATE RESOURCES FOR NAVIGATING PATIENT PATHWAYS

12:15 Networking Luncheon

1:15 Identify the True Cost Drivers of Prescription Drug Pricing

2:00 3rd Annual Benchmarking Survey Results Revealed — Exclusive Intelligence around the State of Patient Assistance

3:00 Close of Conference

AGENDA-AT-A- GLANCE

Eliza L. Andonova, Partner, Hogan Lovells

Erin Atkins, Associate, Arent Fox LLP

Ayesha Azam, Senior Director, Medical Affairs, PAN Foundation

Maria Bellefeuille, NORDs IL Rare Action Network State Ambassador

Elizabeth Bowe, CPhT, Lead Medication Assistance Program Coordinator, Community Health Network

Tommy Bramley, Ph.D., President, Lash Group

Michael Craig, Vice President, Market Development, Lash Group

Tammy Curtice, Pharm.D., M.S., MBA, Director, External Strategies, HEOR, AbbVie

William Daniels, Director, Business and Market Segment Development, Conduent

Meenakshi Datta, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP

Tom Doyle, Executive Vice President, Commercial Solutions, EVERSANA

Austin Fisher, Director, Market Access, Juno Therapeutics, Inc.

Corey Ford, MHA, Director, Reimbursement and Policy Insights, Xcenda

Natalie Foss, CPhT, Medication Assistance Program Supervisor, UnityPoint Health

Harry Gewanter, M.D., FAAP, MACR, Director, Coalition of State Rheumatology Organizations and Medical Director, Medical Home Plus, Inc.

Emily Gibb, Senior Director, Public Policy and President, GSK and ViiV Healthcare Patient Access Programs Foundation, GSK

Bill Goodson, Director, Patient Access and Reimbursement Services Eisai, Inc.

Dale Hanna, Product Manager, Lash Group

Kankendria Ingram, BSHSA, CEO, IMA Consulting, LLC

Azi Kaider, Assistant Director, Policy and Advocacy, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

Alan Klein, Chief Development Officer, HealthWell Foundation

Dan Klein, President and CEO, PAN Foundation

Jon Kwiatkowski, Director, Cardinal Health, Sonexus Health Pharmacy Services

Nicole Lamoureux, President and CEO, Nationoal Association of Free and Charitable Clinics

Gregory Leighton, Senior Director, Clinical Patient Support Operations and Compliance, Asembia

Rusty Lewis, Chief Digital and Chief Information Officer, AppianRx

Seth H. Lundy, Partner, King & Spalding LLP

Dave MacLeod, Senior Director, Patient Services and Channel Operations, Intercept Pharmaceuticals

Ross Margulies, Associate, Foley Hoag LLP

Sean McDade, Ph.D., Founder and CEO, PeopleMetrics

Ellen Miller-Sonet, Chief Strategy and Policy Officer, CancerCare

Daiva Debra Minter, Patient Perspective, on behalf of PAN Foundation

Kevin O’Meara, Vice President, Product Management , ConnectiveRx

Melissa Paige, Pharmacy Patient Medication Principal Coordinator/Cancer Center, University of Virginia Health System

Emily Phillips, Senior Director, Reimbursement Strategy, Pharming Healthcare Inc

Jill Pollander, Director, Patient Services, NORD

Pamela Powell, Medication Access Specialist, Eskenazi Health

Mary Roberts, Vice President, Business Development, Envoy Health

Rich Sagall, M.D., President, NeedyMeds

Augustine Santiago, Director, Channel and Patient Services Strategy and Operations, Adamas Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

William Sarraille, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP

Carl Schmid, Deputy Executive Director, The AIDS Institute

Jeffrey Schumm, Assistant General Counsel, SonexusTM Access and Patient Support

Christina Simmons, Senior Corporate Counsel, Pfizer Inc

Rebecca Simone, Partner, Nixon Peabody LLP

Jennifer Snow, Vice President, Reimbursement Policy Insights, Xcenda

Steven Stapleton, President, Lilly Cares Foundation and Director, Patient Assistance Programs, Lilly USA, LLC

Ann Steagall, BSN, RN, OCN, Director, Clinical Policy, RxCrossroads by McKesson

Meghan Szczech, Director, Patient Services, Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals

Joe Visaggio, Executive Director, U.S. Group Patient Assistance Programs, Novartis Corporation

Rachael Waite, CPhT, Manager, Medication Assistance Program, Community Health Network

Ariana Wallizada, Senior Associate, King & Spalding LLP

Clorinda Walley, President, Good Days

Debbie Walters-Francique, Vice President and Assistant General Counsel, Pfizer Inc

Andrew Weber, Director, Patient Assistance, Bausch Health

Jesse Witten, Partner, Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

Amy Yarcich, Executive Director, Rx Partnership

Katie Zacher, MBA, Director, AdventHealth

Krista Zodet, President, HealthWell Foundation

Nearly Two Decades of Groundbreaking Guidance and Perspectives from Experts such as:

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