Diving Into the Complement Cascade to Explore Intervention Points, Harnessing Biomarker Strategies to Identify Optimal Patient Populations, & Exploring the Therapeutic Opportunity from Rare Disease to Inflammation to Autoimmune Disease
So far, 2025 has brought significant excitement and progress to the complement-based therapeutic landscape. Leading biopharma companies like Novartis, Annexon Biosciences and Omeros, are making significant clinical progress in PNH, AMD, IgAN and C3G, whilst key academics such as Michael Holers, Michael Brenner, and Brahm Segal continue to make discoveries in complement imaging, novel pathways, and new therapeutics areas such as oncology and transplantation.
The Complement-Based Drug Development Summit returns for its 9th year to unite the leading experts in complement biology and therapeutic development, from innovative biotech to impactful large pharma and academic experts. This meeting will harness the energy and dedication deepening the current understanding of the complement system to advance drug development in rare disease and beyond with patients at the forefront.
Join us at the 2025 meeting to gain insights from 20+ expert speakers covering the end-to-end complement-based drug development, from basic biology to diagnostics and clinical development.
Participate in three dedicated workshops for active discussion on key topics including the intracellular complement system, bispecific complement mediators, and innovative delivery of complement-based therapeutics to ensure delivery to the correct targets.
This comprehensive program spans a broad spectrum of renal, ophthalmic, neurological, and haematological indications, mirroring the shift in focus of the complement field from rare orphan indications to larger patient populations.
Join 80+ industry experts this December and access exclusive insights into therapeutic development across the complement field and bring actionable learnings and competitive intelligence back to your team.
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“The small size of the conference allowed for meaningful connections and discussion and also provided an opportunity to clarify on some of the novel approaches.”
– Executive Director, Medical & Clinical Development

“I liked the small personable setting with a lot of valuable speakers who specialize in the field of complement.”
– Senior Medical Science Liaison

“Great for all academic and industry developers having a productive discussion”
– Director


