April 28, 2026
3:00 PM GMT / 10:00 AM EST
Virtual
Regulatory Intelligence Forum about how teams are increasingly using AI to turn insight into confident action. As regulatory teams face growing pressure in 2026 to apply AI more effectively, many are still working through how to do this with confidence and control. Our latest Regulatory Forum brings together Jill Lee from Novo Nordisk and other industry leaders to share how they’re approaching AI use in practice, building accountability, and supporting coordinated action.
Across life sciences, regulatory teams are under pressure to use AI more effectively, without compromising diligence or defensibility. Monitoring alone is no longer enough. What matters is how intelligence is curated, assessed, and translated into action across the regulatory value chain.
Based on findings from an Infodesk 2025 customer survey, this Regulatory Forum explores how teams involved in regulatory intelligence, regulatory affairs, quality assurance, GxP, and pharmacovigilance are approaching AI use to strengthen performance in 2026.
This is a peer-led discussion focused on practical approaches, real constraints, and informed caution.
Senior Director, Regulatory Policy at Novo Nordisk and Author at MOSAIC.
Jill is an experienced regulatory policy leader and has been actively involved in discussions and events related to FDA pharmaceutical regulation. She has been selected for the Financial Times’ Agenda Future 50, a list of influential individuals shaping the future of business and society, and is actively involved in cross-industry regulatory initiatives, including work with the AFDO/RAPS Healthcare Products Collaborative.
Leader in Global Quality Compliance at Vertex Pharmaceuticals
Corina is a quality systems leader with Vertex, a global leader in developing transformative therapies for people with serious diseases. She is responsible for ensuring that products meet the highest standards of safety, efficacy, and compliance with regulatory requirements. Corina has over twenty years’ experience in the pharmaceutical industry with an MBA in Health Care Administration.
This forum is relevant to professionals involved in regulatory decision-making and downstream impact across life sciences, including:
By the end of the session, you’ll leave with a clearer view of how peers are:
You’ll also be invited to complete a short self-assessment after the event, designed to help regulatory teams understand where they stand today and what actions could strengthen their approach. The assessment generates a free report with a clear summary of findings and recommended actions.
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