Founder & CEO, Genoplex  ·  Host, Rx for Biotech

Christopher
Leidli

The science has evolved.
The infrastructure hasn't.

The next decade won't be limited by scientific innovation. It will be limited by our ability to deliver those discoveries to patients.

20+ years across research, clinical development & commercial

  • Amgen
  • Johnson & Johnson
  • Sanofi
  • Bayer
  • Array BioPharma
  • Iovance
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What I believe

We're investing billions in extraordinary therapies, then asking patients to navigate a system built decades before they existed.

We're entering an era where CAR-T and T cell therapies, gene therapies, radioligand therapies, bispecific antibodies, and precision medicines have the potential to transform or even cure diseases that were once considered untreatable.

That gap between the medicine and the system around it is the problem I've dedicated my career to solving.

After more than 20 years spanning research, clinical development, and commercial roles at leading biopharma companies including Amgen, Johnson & Johnson, Sanofi, Bayer, Array BioPharma, and Iovance, one observation has become impossible for me to ignore:

The biggest bottleneck in healthcare is no longer discovering breakthrough therapies. It's getting the right patient to the right specialist before time runs out.

Why I founded Genoplex

The missing infrastructure layer for advanced therapies.

  1. 01Identify patients earlier
  2. 02Orchestrate referrals
  3. 03Accelerate clinical trial recruitment
  4. 04Streamline treatment center workflows
  5. 05Improve access to some of the most advanced medicines ever created

Where I've worked

From research to improving patient access to care, 1992 to today.

  1. 1992Amgen
  2. Human Genome Sciences
  3. Johnson & Johnson
  4. Sanofi
  5. Bayer
  6. Array BioPharma
  7. Iovance Biotherapeutics
  8. Boulder Biotech Launch Specialists
  9. TodayGenoplexFounder & CEO

Education

  • MBA, Healthcare PolicyUniversity of Southern California, Marshall School of Business
  • MS, Molecular & Cellular BiophysicsUniversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine
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Rx for Biotech

Conversations with the leaders building the future of personalized medicines.

A healthcare education podcast helping patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals understand the rapidly evolving world of advanced therapies, and how patients can access them. From cell and gene therapies to radiopharmaceuticals, immunotherapies, and next-generation treatments for cancer and autoimmune disease, it bridges the gap between breakthrough science and real-world patient care.

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Public speaking & workshops

Keynotes on advanced therapies and AI in healthcare.

Christopher delivers a select number of keynotes and workshops at corporate events and sales meetings, helping leaders understand the power of advanced therapies and how AI is transforming life science companies and improving the patient experience.

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Upcoming

Trust After the Headlines: A CGT Communications Playbook for Uncertain Moments

American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy (ASGCT) Annual Meeting · Philadelphia, PA

Past engagements

“We Are All Beautiful Bioreactors”

TEDxBreckenridge · Breckenridge, Colorado

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The Impact of Generative AI on CGT: Best Practices and Real-World Applications for Communicators

ASGCT Annual Meeting

Session recording

AI in CGT: Previewing the Annual Meeting

With Dr. Rory Bricker-Anthony and Catherine Gillespie

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Let's connect

Healthcare deserves infrastructure as innovative as the therapies themselves.

I'm always interested in connecting with leaders across clinical development, commercial strategy, market access, digital health, healthcare systems, and investment.

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Because the future isn't simply discovering the next cure.
It's making sure every patient can reach it.