For CDx developers, IVD manufacturers, central labs and IVDR/MHRA consultancies: pre-booked meetings with the pharma teams who choose co-development partners.
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Most companion diagnostic deals begin with a pharma team asking who can build, validate and secure approval for an assay alongside its drug, and ImmunoMark Summit is the companion diagnostics conference London pharma CDx teams use to have that conversation early.
CDx partners are not chosen at a booth. They are chosen by small groups in precision medicine, translational science, regulatory affairs and medical diagnostics, usually well before pivotal trials. ImmunoMark’s Stream 2, Biomarkers & Companion Diagnostics, is built around their decisions, and the 1:1 meeting programme lets you book time with them directly.
The people on stage show the level of the room. The 2027 Stream 2 programme opens with a keynote on Clinical Utility of Biomarkers by Espen Walker, Head of Global Medical Diagnostics at AstraZeneca, followed by Companion Diagnostics and the Role of Diagnostics in Precision Medicine from Rafael Carrión Izquierdo of Roche. The speaker panel also includes Oliseyenum Nwose, Global Medical Lead at GSK. In 2026, Yariv Hefez, SVP Head Global Business Franchise Oncology at Merck, moderated the panel “Biomarkers as Market Makers: How Companion Diagnostics Shape Standards of Care”, and Martin Merello, former Head of Precision Medicine at Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine, joined the Stream 2 speakers.
Pharma teams need different partners at each stage of a companion diagnostic. This map links each stage to the partner type and the London 2027 session where that stage is discussed, which makes ImmunoMark as much a translational oncology conference London CDx teams use as a diagnostics event.
| Stage | What pharma needs | Partner type | London 2027 session |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biomarker hypothesis | Evidence that a biomarker predicts benefit; a platform that can measure it reliably | IVD manufacturer, assay developer | Day 1 · Keynote: Clinical Utility of Biomarkers |
| Clinical trial assay | Validated assay, sample logistics and testing capacity across trial sites | Central lab | Day 2 · Companion Diagnostics Co-development Strategies |
| Regulatory strategy | A route to approval in each market where the drug will launch | Regulatory consultancy, IVD manufacturer | Day 1 · Regulation of Companion Diagnostics from a Pharma Perspective |
| Biomarker qualification | Agreement on evidence standards across agencies | Regulatory consultancy | Day 1 · Panel: Regulatory Harmonisation for Biomarker Qualification |
| Approval | Coordinated submissions across agencies | IVD manufacturer, regulatory consultancy | Day 2 · Panel: Global CDx Approval Pathways – EMA, FDA & MHRA Perspectives |
| Launch and access | Reimbursement evidence and a lab network that can run the test | IVD manufacturer, central lab | Day 2 · Companion Diagnostics Commercialisation & Reimbursement Strategy |
A pharma team launching a targeted oncology drug in Europe now plans for two diagnostic regimes, and often a third.
Under the In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation, a companion diagnostic is a class C device. It needs notified body assessment, with the medicines regulator consulted on its suitability for the drug. Partners who have done this before stand out.
Great Britain sits outside IVDR, with the MHRA running its own framework for IVDs. Pharma teams need partners who can explain the British route alongside the EU one.
Global programmes also plan for FDA approval of the CDx alongside the drug. The Day 2 panel puts EMA, FDA and MHRA perspectives side by side.
That three-regime view is why a companion diagnostics conference UK pharma teams find useful needs regulatory depth, not only technology talks. With 40% of delegates travelling from continental Europe, London also works as a companion diagnostics congress Europe-wide pharma teams can reach. For background, see our IVDR companion diagnostics guide.
For a CDx conference London sponsor, a talk establishes credibility and meetings start the partnership conversation. Choose the mix that matches the size of your deals.
A Day 1 talk on the same day as the AstraZeneca keynote, the pharma view on CDx regulation and the Roche session on diagnostics in precision medicine, plus enough meetings to cover several pharma programmes. Client passes let you bring an existing pharma partner.
For regulatory and IVDR/MHRA consultancies and central labs whose business is won in a quiet conversation. No booth required.
For an IVD manufacturer that wants to be the diagnostics name for the whole event, with a keynote across both streams on Day 1.
Gold and Silver add a Day 2 Stream 2 talk at a lower commitment. See all options on the London sponsorship opportunities page, or test the numbers in the ROI calculator below.
Twenty minutes is short. The teams that get most from a diagnostics conference London 2027 sponsorship arrive with a short, specific brief.
If you are an EU-based vendor deciding between European events, see biomarker congress Europe 2027 in London. For the wider Stream 2 audience of assay and platform buyers, see the biomarker conference London overview. US CDx partnering at the launch edition is covered on the companion diagnostics conference San Diego page.
Tell us your CDx capabilities and target programmes, and we will suggest how to approach London 2027.
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What sponsors said
Here is what sponsors told us at our London 2026 launch edition.
We really liked the focus of the event, the topics, the talks, really good opportunity to engage with people, the support we get from you is really great and we appreciate that very much. Based on our experience we would be very interested in also sponsoring the next annual event.

We are always interested in sponsoring interesting conference, based on this years experience, I guess I will manage to get some budget for the next edition.

Conversations I have had are very high level, the footfalls been great and the kind of research going on around is really life changing. We will be very interested in sponsoring the second annual.

My experience here at Immunomark 2026 has been really great. We benefit from very good logistical organisation. Networking sessions were excellent and we consider Immunomark a strategic conference for the coming years.

We got the occasion to discuss customer projects and understand their needs better and how we can help them.

The conference has been great so far with strong interactions at the booth and excellent attendance at our talk. We will definitely think about the next edition.

Quality of the talks were really nice and the attendee list had experts from biotech pharma field. It was great meeting everyone and we look forward to positive outcomes.

The talks have been really interesting so far with a great combination of researchers and clinicians. Moderators encouraged excellent discussions.

Stream 2 speakers for 2027 include Espen Walker, Head of Global Medical Diagnostics at AstraZeneca, Rafael Carrión Izquierdo of Roche and Oliseyenum Nwose, Global Medical Lead at GSK. The prospectus lists Companion Diagnostics, Precision Medicine, Translational Medicine and Regulatory Affairs among the key departments in the audience.
Yes. Day 1 includes Regulation of Companion Diagnostics from a Pharma Perspective and a panel on Regulatory Harmonisation for Biomarker Qualification. Day 2 includes a panel on Global CDx Approval Pathways – EMA, FDA & MHRA Perspectives, plus sessions on Companion Diagnostics Commercialisation & Reimbursement Strategy and Companion Diagnostics Co-development Strategies.
No. The Exclusive 1:1 Meetings package gives you 3, 5, 7 or 10 pre-arranged 20-minute meetings, 2–4 passes, drinks reception passes, the wishlist feature and the delegate list with contact details, without exhibition space.
Speaking slots are part of the sponsor packages, in the stream you choose: Platinum includes a 30-minute talk on Day 1, Gold a 30-minute talk on Day 2 pre-lunch, Silver a 15-minute talk on Day 2 post-lunch and Headline a 30-minute Day 1 keynote across both streams. Agree your topic with the sponsorship team.
Pre-scheduled meetings depend on the package: 15 with Headline, 10 with Platinum, 6 with Gold, and 3 to 10 with the Exclusive 1:1 Meetings package. At London 2026, sponsors averaged 15–25 meetings each and title sponsors received 55+ pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings.
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