Cédric Druck to Lead ISPE & GCSG AI sessions This Autumn

Trialzen's Co-Founder, CEO and CTO Cédric Druck is taking his hands-on approach to agentic AI in clinical supply to more audiences over the coming weeks. There’s still time for you to join up too:

ISPE Benchmarking and Shared Learning (AI Part 5): How to Use Agentic AI to Build Real Clinical Supply Tools

No budget, no dev team, no code. Cédric will walk through how to apply agentic AI to real clinical supply problems, illustrated with an interactive simulator on clinical material resupply and forecasting logic.

Date: Wed 18 November 2026

17:00 - 18:00 CET / 11:00 - 12:00 EST / 08:00 - 09:00 PST
Format: free and virtual

This is part of an ongoing ISPE series, you don't need to have attended earlier sessions to get value from this one. Brought to you by the Investigational Products Benchmarking Team, ISPE. Please share with your colleagues / co-workers too.

To join, contact us now : https://www.trialzen.com/contact-us


Global Clinical Supplies Group European Knowledge Forum

Cédric will also be back at GCSG's European Forum from 13-15 October, co-chairing two AI bootcamps with Bryan Clayton, as well as hosting a couple of workshops looking at case studies in AI and analytics.

The bootcamps: Foundational Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Artificial Intelligence, will comprehensively cover aspects from the basics of AI right through to secure, responsible use in clinical trials.

Cédric has hosted many prior GCSG AI bootcamps at previous events and this year's sessions build on his successful track record. Feedback from the 2025 GCSG EU forum was unanimously very positive: across both AI bootcamps, 100% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed on all evaluation criteria, covering clarity, pace, engagement and level of material. Comments included ‘Excellent workshop!’ and ‘Very useful presentation’

For more details and registration: www.mygcsg.com/conference/gcsg-2026-european-knowledge-forum

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