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George Gayed

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Associate at Intelligence Ventures

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

About

George Gayed is co-founder at Ranvier and holds a PharmD degree with RAC-Drugs certification. He has over five years of clinical experience and more than two years in regulatory affairs leadership roles, with expertise spanning IND, NDA, and BLA submissions, FDA communications, and drug product labeling. His background includes a postdoctoral fellowship in regulatory affairs strategy at Sumitomo Pharma America and specialized training in drug development.

Experience

  1. RanvierCo-Foundercurrent2025 β€” present
  2. Kite PharmaManager, Regulatory Affairscurrent2024 β€” present
  3. Intelligence VenturesAssociatecurrent2023 β€” present
  4. Catalyst Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Manager, Regulatory Affairs2024
  5. Sumitomo Pharma AmericaPost-Doctoral Fellow, Regulatory Affairs2022 β€” 2024Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
  6. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesAdjunct Faculty2022 β€” 2024

Education

  1. VCU School of PharmacyDoctor of Pharmacy - PharmD
  2. Virginia Commonwealth UniversityBachelor of Science - BS, Chemistry

Skills & more

Regulatory GuidelinesOrphan DrugsRegulatory FilingsMedical WritingDocument PreparationCommon Technical Document (CTD)Protocol DevelopmentContract Research Organization (CRO)Investigator BrochuresICHAnalytical SkillsMicrosoft Office
+12 moreNegotiationPresentation SkillsRegulatory StrategyStandard Operating Procedure (SOP)PharmaceuticsLeadershipGood Manufacturing Practice (GMP)Good Clinical Practice (GCP)BiotechnologyProject ManagementRegulatory SubmissionsRegulatory Documentation
  • Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC) β€” Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS)
  • Making Medicine | The Process of Drug Development β€” Eli Lilly and Company

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