DCAT Week ’16 At a Glance

MONDAY, MARCH 14DCAT Member Company Announcement Forum10:00am to 12:30pm (Waldorf Astoria, Peacock AlleyRoom located behind the restaurant/bar)Members and Accredited Press only

Pharma Industry Outlook: Market Overview, Macro Trends, and the Supply Lines 1:15pm to 4:30pm (Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room) Followed by a Networking Reception for program registrants 4:30pm to 6:00pm (Waldorf Astoria, Vanderbilt Room)

TUESDAY, MARCH 15Pharmaceutical Outsourcing: The Markets and SupplyStrategies for Fine Chemicals, APIs, and Drug Products 9:15am to 11:45am (Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room)

Evolving Business Models and Partnership Strategies forDrug Development Challenges1:00pm to 3:30pm (Marriott East Side, Stuyvesant Room)

GDUFA II and GMP API Inspection Trends: The Business Impact of Upcoming Regulatory Changes1:00pm to 3:30pm (Waldorf Astoria, Vanderbilt Room)

DCAT Member Company Networking Reception4:30pm to 6:30pm (Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room)Members only - ID may be requested

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16Transformational Sourcing: Innovation in Sourcing, Supplier Practices, and Risk Management9:15am to 11:45am (Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room)

Inside Ireland: Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Expansions and Life Sciences Investment10:00am to 11:30am (Marriott East Side, Stuyvesant Room)

Business Builder: Getting to “Yes” in Extreme Negotiations1:00pm to 2:15pm (Marriott East Side, Stuyvesant Room)Members only

Biopharmaceutical Forum: Global Biomanufacturing Trends, Capacity, and Technology Drivers 2:00pm to 4:30pm (Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room)Followed by Networking Reception 4:30pm to 6:00pm (Peacock Alley Room located behind the restaurant/bar)

Business Builder: Relationship Management: Balancing Collaboration, Trust, and Cost Pressures 3:00pm to 4:15pm (Marriott East Side, Stuyvesant Room)Members only

THURSDAY, MARCH 17DCAT Women's Networking Breakfast 7:00am to 7:40am (“Juicetails” Networking & Business Card Exchange, Waldorf Astoria, Basildon Room)

7:40am to 8:55am (Networking Breakfast & Keynote, Waldorf Astoria, Jade Room) Members only

Pre-Annual Dinner Reception5:30pm to 6:30pm (Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room)Open to all dinner guests

The 90th DCAT Annual Dinner6:45pm to 9:00pm (Waldorf Astoria, Grand Ballroom, East & West Foyers, Astor Room, and Jade Room)

Times and locations are subject to change.

Held at the Marriott East Side

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DATE Monday, March 14thTIME 1:15pm to 4:30pmPLACE Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room (Followed by a Networking Reception for program registrants 4:30pm to 6:00pm Vanderbilt Room, included in price) PRICE Member: $339 Non-Member: $999

T he pharmaceutical industry has experienced favorable signs, a rebound in US pharmaceutical growth and new product

innovation, but how sustainable are these trends? What role will emerging markets play and will other developed markets also see a resurgence? How are pricing, payer, and drug reimbursement trends impacting drug development and commercialization? What areas lead in new product development and what will be the potential for pharmaceutical companies and their suppliers?

Get the answers to these questions from leading industry experts who will examine:

● Global Pharmaceutical Market Overview Understand the strengths and weaknesses of the global pharmaceutical market derived from the latest data. Graham Lewis, Vice President, Global Pharma Strategy, IMS Health

● Leading Market Areas: Product and Supply Strategies Oncology is the largest market segment with emerging product areas, such as immuno-oncology gaining traction. Gain insight into the market potential. Rachel Webster, D.Phil., M.Sc. Senior Director, Oncology, Decision Resources Group

● Pricing, Payers, and Pipelines: The Impact on Drug Development and Commercialization Gain insight into trends in drug pricing and the payer/ reimbursement environment and the impact on pipelines and commercialization strategies. Roshawn A. Blunt, Managing Director, 1798 Consultants, Inc.

DATE Tuesday, March 15thTIME 9:15am to 11:45amPLACE Waldorf Astoria, Empire RoomPRICE Member: $249 Non-Member: $729

The pharmaceutical industry continues to wrestle with how to best fulfill development and manufacturing needs. How are

pharmaceutical companies using partners when consolidating their supply base and for optimizing third-party operations? Meanwhile, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are further reducing the supply base, which will have an impact on future make–buy decisions. How will these changes affect pharmaceutical companies, contract development and manufacturing organizations (CDMOs), and contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs)? How are pharmaceutical companies seeking to manage their external development and manufacturing networks?

Get the answers to these questions from leading industry experts who will examine:

● Global Fine Chemicals/Custom Manufacturing Market Overview Gain insight into the market size and growth rates for fine chemicals and contract small-molecule manufacturing overall and in key segments. Enrico Polastro, Vice President and Senior Industry Specialist, Global Pharmaceutical and Fine Chemicals Practice, Arthur D. Little

● Contract Dose Manufacturing Market Overview In-depth analysis of the contract dose market for solid dosage and sterile drug products, including key trends, capacity utilization, and strategies for supplier differentiation. Jim Miller, President, PharmSource

● Panel Discussion: API and Drug Product Supply Strategies Leading pharmaceutical companies share their approaches for pharmaceutical outsourcing. Dr. Peter Comes, Corporate Vice President, Supply Network & Process Management, Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH

Michael Boyson, Senior Director, Head of Oncology and Biologics Supply, Global Manufacturing and Supply, Takeda Pharmaceuticals

Pharma Industry Outlook: Market Overview, Macro Trends, and the Supply Lines

Pharmaceutical Outsourcing: The Markets and Supply Strategies for Fine Chemicals, APIs, and Drug Products

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DATE Tuesday, March 15thTIME 1:00pm to 3:30pmPLACE Marriott East Side, Stuyvesant Room PRICE Member: $249 Non-Member: $729

Optimizing drug development and manufacturing is crucial for successful commercialization. Overcoming drug formulation

and delivery challenges while ensuring high-quality, reliable supply for clinical and commercial products becomes even more daunting with difficult actives and biologics. How are companies approaching partnerships with raw material suppliers, contract development and manufacturing organizations (CDMOs), and contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs)?

Learn from leading industry experts on the key metrics and best practices used to reduce the time and cost associated with development and manufacturing. Gain insight into insourcing and outsourcing decisions and how suppliers successfully differentiate themselves in this new business climate.

● Solid Dosage Products Learn of one pharmaceutical company’s fit-for-purpose model and the key metrics and decision criteria for insourcing and outsourcing pharmaceutical development. Nancy Barbour, Ph.D., Vice President, Drug Product Science & Technology, Bristol-Myers Squibb

● The Sterile Injectables Supply Chain Gain best practices in managing sterile drug product manufacturing and supply in light of tightening industry capacity and supplier consolidation. Deborah DuFresne, Executive Director, Strategic Portfolio Selection & Management, InnoPharma, Inc., a Subsidiary of Pfizer, Inc.

● Panel Discussion: Evolving CDMO/CMO Business Models What is the optimal business model for CDMOs/CMOs? Is the vertically integrated offering of API development through commercial drug product manufacturing a better approach than traditional models?

Learn from leading experts: ● Nancy Barbour, Ph.D., Vice President, Drug Product Science & Technology, Bristol-Myers Squibb ● Deborah DuFresne, Executive Director, Strategic Portfolio Selection & Management, InnoPharma, Inc., a Subsidiary of Pfizer, Inc. ● Syed T. Husain, Chief Commercial Officer, AAIPharma Services/Cambridge Major Laboratories ● Vivek Sharma, CEO, Piramal Pharma Solutions ● Laura Parks, Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Corporate Operations & Strategic Initiatives, Patheon

Evolving Business Models and Partnership Strategies for Drug Development Challenges

DATE Tuesday, March 15thTIME 1:00pm to 3:30pmPLACE Waldorf Astoria, Vanderbilt RoomPRICE Member: $249 Non-Member: $729

As pharmaceutical companies, contract manufacturers, and suppliers partner to optimize their global

manufacturing networks, they face a myriad of challenges:increased globalization, more complex supply chains, product safety concerns, and an ever-changing regulatory environment.

What recent and upcoming regulatory requirements are most significant to the business of pharmaceutical development and manufacturing? How will these changes influence priorities among pharmaceutical companies, contract manufacturers, and raw material suppliers? Learn from leading industry and regulatory experts on what should be on your radar.

● A Business Impact Debrief Understand the most important US and EU regulatory initiatives affecting manufacturing and supply chains from raw materials to active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), including the impact on pharmaceutical customer–supplier expectations. Frances Zipp, President & CEO, Lachman Consultants

● GMP API Inspection Trends What is the impact of evolving requirements for quality risk management, data integrity, and other key issues? Hear from regulators on GMP API inspection trends and from leading industry experts on best practices in supplier management and supplier oversight intended to address these challenges.

Dilcia Granville, PhD, Senior Public Affairs Specialist, Office of Regulatory Affairs/OCQPM, US Food and Drug Administration

Robin Kumoluyi, Vice President & Global Head, Quality, Third Party Operations, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation

● GDUFA II The Generic Drug User Fee Amendments (GDUFA) is due for reauthorization in September 2017. Negotiations for GDUFA II are already underway. What has worked, what needs to be improved, and what changes may be on the horizon? Terri Nataline, J.D., Principal Consultant of Lachman Consultants

GDUFA II and GMP API Inspection Trends:The Business Impact of Upcoming Regulatory Changes

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DATE Wednesday, March 16thTIME 9:15am to 11:45amPLACE Waldorf Astoria, Empire RoomPRICE Member: $159 Non-Member: $449

Sourcing, procurement, and supply management executives are faced with continuing demands for cost reductions and

efficiency while ensuring a secure, reliable, and high-quality sup-ply of pharmaceutical ingredients, finished drug products, and related components. At the same time, they must respond to a changing supplier marketplace with a pharmaceutical supply chain with new and existing risks. What approaches can address these challenges?

● Lessons Learned: A Pharma Perspective of Adapting Out-of-Industry Sourcing Approaches What can the pharmaceutical industry learn from other industries in how to better manage their external manufacturing networks and suppliers? Gain first-hand knowledge of the key learnings adopted by one pharmaceutical company. Rodney A. MacLea, Director, Supply Chain, Amgen

● Sourcing Strategies for Supplier and CMO Consolidation How can pharmaceutical companies best prepare, monitor, and respond to a consolidating supplier base? Learn of the pitfalls and solutions involved from a pharmaceutical company perspective. Isaac Young, Senior Director, Supply Chain Operations, BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc.

● Panel Discussion: Managing Emerging Supplier Risk Supplier risk comes from a myriad of sources. Three leading pharmaceutical companies will share how they have made their supplier risk management programs more robust and responsive. ● Joseph Agresta, Vice President, Johnson & Johnson Supply Chain, Procurement Excellence ● Thomas Niemeyer, Director, Global External Supply, Pfizer, Inc. ● Kelley T. Hinds, Senior Risk Manager, Compliance, Sustainability, and Supplier Diversity, Global Pharma Procurement-Strategy Realization and Operations, Genentech, Inc., A Member of the Roche Group

Biologic-based drugs are an increasingly important part of the product growth strategies for pharmaceutical and

biopharmaceutical companies. As the number of commercial products and pipeline candidates grows, pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies and contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) are aligning their strategies to not only address capacity but to address greater complexity in supplier risk, the competitive forces of innovator biologics and biosimilars, and the adoption of advanced biomanufacturing technologies.

● Industry Biomanufacturing Capacity Overview Industry overview of biomanufacturing to examine current and projected industry capacity utilization, expansion activity among pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies, and the key technology advances impacting supply and demand biomanufacturing fundamentals. Patricia Seymour, Senior Consultant, BioProcess Technology Consultants, Inc.

● Contract Biomanufacturing Market In-depth analysis of the contract biomanufacturing market, outsourcing trends for biologic-based drug substances, CMO capacity utilization, technology differentiation impacting supplier strategies, and the production economics influencing make–buy decisions. William Downey, President, HighTech Business Decisions

● Panel Discussion: Biologics Supply Strategies Best practices from leading pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies in supplier risk management, strategies for biosimilars, and single-use and modular biomanufacturing. ● Chris Calabretta, Global Procurement Leader, Direct Materials Biologics & Vaccines, Janssen Pharmaceuticals ● Mike Cicio, Vice President, Commercial Recombinant Manufacturing, Baxalta ● Bruce Smith, Associate Director, Sourcing & Procurement, AstraZeneca

Transformational Sourcing: Innovation in Sourcing, Supplier Practices, and Risk Management

Biopharmaceutical Forum: Global Biomanufacturing Trends, Capacity, and Technology Drivers

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DATE Wednesday, March 16th

TIME 2:00pm to 4:30pm

PLACE Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room

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DATE Wednesday, March 16th

TIME 4:30pm to 6:00pm

PLACE Waldorf Astoria, Peacock Alley Rm

PRICE Member: $200

DCAT members have the option to register for the Networking Reception only.

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Business Builder: Getting to “Yes” in Extreme Negotiations

Exclusive Business Builder Sessions for DCAT Member Companies

Inside Ireland: Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Expansions and Life Sciences Investment

Business Builder: Relationship Management: Balancing Collaboration, Trust, and Cost Pressures

DATE Wednesday, March 16thTIME 3:00pm to 4:15pmPLACE Marriott East Side, Stuyvesant RoomPRICE Member: $49

In today’s challenging economy, procurement professionals are under tremendous pressure to extract short-term cost savings

from suppliers while sales teams remain focused on maintaining (or improving) the profitability of their customer relationships. Yet, common tactics for doing so are often highly counter-productive over the long term. In order to stay competitive, organizations need to be able to work together in a structured and strategic fashion to reduce costs for both customers and suppliers over near- and long-term time horizons as well as spur innovation and enable preferential access to unique markets, assets, and expertise. But how can this be achieved?

Drawing on the experience of leading experts and industry examples, this session shares strategies, tools, and skills to help you balance the pressures of containing costs and maintaining margins with the ability to foster long-term relationships that are based on transparency, trust and mutually beneficial engagements. Ashley Hatcher, Senior Consultant, Vantage Partners

DATE Wednesday, March 16thTIME 1:00pm to 2:15pmPLACE Marriott East Side, Stuyvesant RoomPRICE Member: $49

Negotiating is one of the most fundamental, and important responsibilities of sourcing and

sales professionals. However, even the most experienced negotiators find themselves challenged in situations where the stakes are high and the other side seems to have all the leverage (e.g., single and sole-source supplier relationships, key customer accounts).

What does it take to transform a “no” into a “yes” and create a win-win situation? Learn from a leading expert, with industry examples, who will provide strategies and tools for these extreme negotiations and how they can be successfully managed to achieve positive results. Jonathan Hughes, Partner, Vantage Partners

DATE Wednesday, March 16thTIME 10:00am to 11:30amPLACE Marriott East Side, Stuyvesant RoomPRICE No Fee; Pre-Registration Required

In building their global manufacturing and supply networks, pharmaceutical companies face crucial issues, including where to locate or expand facilities and invest resources. In making these decisions, pharmaceutical companies consider many factors: access to markets

and suppliers, production economics, supporting infrastructure, business policy, and local resources, including educational and research institutes and a scientific and technical workforce.

In weighing these factors, Ireland has become an active source of pharmaceutical and life sciences investment. Several multinational pharmaceutical companies, already located in Ireland, are expanding operations with large-scale investments, and a number of newer players in the market, notably in the biologics space, are also establishing operations in the country. Learn of the major investments underway and activity in Ireland and gain insight from leading pharmaceutical companies of their manufacturing expansionsand key investments. Seamus Fives, Site Leader, Cork API, Pfizer Ireland Pharmaceuticals Dr. Barry Heavey, Head of Life Sciences, Engineering and Industrial Technologies, IDA Ireland Matthew Moran, Director, PharmaChemical Ireland Dominic Carolan, CEO, National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training David Keenan, Vice President Global External Supply and Managing Director, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals Ireland Morgan Norris, Global Product Manager-Upstream Bioprocessing, GE Healthcare Julie O’Neill, Executive Vice President Global Operations, Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc. J. Tyson Popp, Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals

Register for all programs at www.DCAT.org.

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MEMBER BADGESIncrease your recognition in hotel lobbies, education programs, receptions and more. Order today at www.dcat.org. Learn more about our new member badges for DCAT Week ’16 on page 9.

REGISTRATIONRegistration is only required for networking events and education programs. Online registration at www.dcat.org closes on Wednesday, March 9, 2016 (5:00pm ET).

HOTEL ACCOMODATIONSVisit www.dcat.org for information on reserving sleeping rooms at one of our five Official DCAT Week Hotels.

BUSINESS MEETING SUITESBusiness meeting suites can only be secured by DCAT member companies and by contacting the DCAT office. For questions or inquiries, please contact Jeanne Motola (jeanne@dcat.org) or Kelley Mishler (kmishler@dcat.org) at +1-800-640-DCAT.

THE DCAT OFFICE AT THE WALDORF During DCAT Week, visit the DCAT Office for general information, to register for a program or the member reception, and to pick up your member name badge. The DCAT Office is located in the Promenade Room adjacent to the Waldorf Astoria Park Avenue entrance.

DCAT MEMBER LOUNGES AT THE WALDORFRelax, catch up on emails and enjoy a complimentary beverage in the DCAT Member Lounges: Marco Polo Room (Lexington Avenue Side) and Promenade Room (Park Avenue Side). Company business meetings are not permitted in the lounges.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE: Thursday, March 17thPlease keep in mind when making your travel and meeting arrangements that many streets are closed for the day and traffic is slow due to the parade.

QUESTIONS?Visit www.dcat.org or contact the DCAT office at +1-800-640-DCAT for additional information regarding DCAT Week and the DCAT organization.

COMPLIMENTARY WIFI DURING DCAT WEEKNew for DCAT Week ’16, complimentary WiFi is now available in all five Official DCAT Week Hotels.

DCAT Week ’16 Essentials

The concierge desk is located in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. It is available to all DCAT Week participants.

Services provided: ● Dinner reservations ● Transportation arrangements ● Entertainment attractions ● And more

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Concierge Desk

DATE Thursday, March 17thTIME 6:45pm to 9:00pm (Time subject to change)

PLACE Waldorf Astoria Ballrooms (See note regarding St. Patrick’s Day on Page 7)

DCAT Annual Dinner

Pre-Annual Dinner Reception

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DATE Thursday, March 17thTIME 5:30pm to 6:30pm (Time subject to change)

PLACE Waldorf Astoria, Empire RoomIf you are attending the 90th DCAT Annual Dinner you are cordially invited to attend the pre-dinner reception. Say hello to colleagues and friends before you attend the black-tie event. It’s a great opportunity for some last minute networking. The time of the event may be subject to change so please be sure to visit our updated digital brochure on our website at www.dcat.org.Only guests with official DCAT Annual Dinner Badges will be admitted to the pre-dinner reception.

Please join us for this special black-tie event which has been an industry tradition since 1926. The time of the event may be subject to change so please be sure to visit our updated digital brochure on our website at www.dcat.org.Only guests with official DCAT Annual Dinner Badges will be admitted to the dinner.

Annual Dinner Sponsorships are now being accepted. Contact DCAT at 1-800-640-DCAT. For table and ticket information, contact Diane Packard at diane@dcat.org or +1-800-640-DCAT.

DATE Tuesday, March 15thTIME 4:30pm to 6:30pmPLACE Waldorf Astoria, Empire Room

No matter how busy you are during DCAT Week, you will want to set aside time to attend the Member Company Networking Reception. You never know who you’ll see and who you can meet! (ID may be requested)

Tips for this event: This is a well-attended event and therefore you should pre-register so that the proper QR code is incorporated into your badge. If you are registering for a member badge or education programs and plan to attend this reception, please be sure to add this event when registering.

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Member Badges Provide:

● Recognition during DCAT Week Show your support of the DCAT organization and increase your recognition in hotel lobbies, receptions and more!

● Access to Education Programs (only if pre-registered) Your badge will have a QR code that contains your registration information. Only one badge is needed to quickly scan you into the programs and events that you pre-registered for throughout the week.

● Access to the Member Reception (only if pre-registered) Be sure to pre-register for the Member Reception so that the QR code on your badge can be scanned for entry to the event.

Badge Pickup Locations during DCAT Week: ● DCAT Office (Promenade Room, Park Ave. Side) ● Member Lounge (Marco Polo Room, Lexington Ave. Side) ● At pre-registered education programs and events

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DATE Monday, March 14thTIME 10:00am to 12:00pmPLACE Waldorf Astoria, Peacock Alley Room (located behind the restaurant/bar)

Make your company announcement at DCAT Week! New value-added service for member companies. Podium time or press release distribution options available.

How to participate:

● DCAT Registered Member Companies: Visit the Announcement Forum page in the DCAT Week section of our website (www.dcat.org) or contact DCAT Editorial Director Patricia Van Arnum at pvanarnum@dcat.org.

● Members of the Press: Pre-register by contacting DCAT Director of Communications & Technology, Erin Sanders at esanders@dcat.org or +1-800-640-DCAT.

DCAT Member Company Announcement Forum

Maximize Your DCAT Week Meeting Experience With These DCAT Connect Resources:

● Let’s Meet At DCAT Week: Get a Let’s Meet button on your company’s profile page to let others know you are interested in meeting at DCAT Week. A click of the button sends a meeting request to your company.

View the list of companies that have a Let’s Meet button on DCAT Connect and send meeting requests.

● Member Directories: Search for individuals or companies and send a meeting request.

● Member Company Library: Attract meetings by posting marketing materials in the library or search for products and services your company needs.

For information and assistance, contact Erin Sanders at esanders@dcat.org or +1-800-640-DCAT.

Let's Meet at DCAT Week!

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DCAT Women's Networking Breakfast Now with Extended

Networking Format!

DATE Thursday, March 17thTIME 7:00am to 7:40am “Juicetails” Networking & Business Card Exchange 7:40am to 8:55am Networking Breakfast & KeynotePLACE Waldorf Astoria, Basildon/Jade RoomsPRICE Member: $139

Guest Speaker:

International Best-Selling Novelistand Author of Sex and the City

Join Candace Bushnell as she takes her audience behind the scenes of her journey to becoming one of the most successful women writers of all time. With a sensational wit and a one-of-a-kind delivery, Bushnell will share anecdotes from her rise from freelance writer, to columnist, to international best-selling author, providing a look into why her stories about working women speak to those who strive to balance their careers, relationships, and the need to be fabulous!

Candace Bushnell is a critically acclaimed, international best-selling novelist. Bushnell developed her trademark style as a freelancer, writing darkly humorous pieces about women, relationships and dating for Mademoiselle, Self Magazine, and Esquire. In 1990, she wrote a column that would become a precursor for Sex and the City, called The Human Cartoon, a fictional serial published in Hamptons Magazine. She began writing for the New York Observer in 1993. In November of 1994 she created the column Sex and the City, which ran in the New York Observer for two years and was later turned into a book which was the basis for the HBO hit series and subsequent blockbuster movies. In addition to Sex and the City, Bushnell’s other best-selling novels include Four Blondes, Trading Up, Lipstick Jungle, One Fifth Avenue, and the teen series, The Carrie Diaries and Summer in the City. Bushnell released her newest book, Killing Monica, in June 2015. Currently, she is the producer of The Carrie Diaries, a TV series seen on the CW Network.

Candace Bushnell

Attendees will receive an autographed copy of Ms. Bushnell's latest book,"Killing Monica."

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