Welcome to the CGTP Symposium

The annual CASSS CGTP Symposium brings together industry, regulatory, and academic professionals to enable the exchange of scientific ideas and dialogue that form the basis of evolving regulatory practices in the development of these diverse and innovative products. The 2026 Symposium will examine how proven concepts can be adapted to emerging modalities, while also advancing novel approaches to ensure quality, safety, and patient access. This year also uniquely features focused sessions on mRNA-delivered products, highlighting how this rapidly evolving technology is transforming the development of cell and gene therapies. This 2.5-day program features plenary and parallel tracks, roundtable discussions, poster talks, and networking opportunities that allow you to engage with fellow attendees. We look forward to an informative Symposium and hope to see you there. Be ready to network, collaborate, and expand your knowledge.

The Symposium will be offered in-person as well as live-streamed to a virtual audience. Extend your in-person stay and maximize your knowledge-sharing experience by attending the back-to-back CGTP Summit on June 8, 2026.

The full scientific program will be available soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

"By far the best meeting dedicated to CMC and CMC regulatory topics for CGTPs."
—Cynthia Riggins, CGTP 2025 Attendee
"I wish I learned about the CGTP Symposium sooner. What an excellent gathering of industry, academia, regulators and service providers all focused on bringing high quality CGTs to patients with unmet needs."
—Nadia Ganton, CGTP 2025 Attendee

Past Event Videos

  • The Evolution of CGTP

  • Regulatory Presence at CGTP Symposium

  • Why Attend Cell & Gene Therapy Products (CGTP) Symposium?

  • The CGTP Experience - Week of Insightful Talks and Discussions

  • Cell & Gene Therapy Products 2023 Keynote: Becky Schweighardt, Grace Science LLC

  • Cell & Gene Therapy Products 2022 Keynote: Peter Marks, CBER, FDA

  • Cell & Gene Therapy Products 2020 Keynote: Simon Frost - Action Potential: A Parent’s Perspective