Articles by Rachel Grabenhofer
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Root Causes, Part 1: When Trial Design Locks In Supply Risk
9/8/2026
This first installment of our new Root Causes video series examines how decisions made long before execution can shape clinical supply outcomes.
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Expanded Expertise, Deeper Insight: Clinical Supply Leader Welcomes Two New Advisors
9/4/2026
Clinical Supply Leader expands its Editorial Advisory Board expertise with the addition of Éamonn McArdle (Allergy Therapeutics) and Juan Hernandez (Bensen Solutions).
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Could Smarter Use of Clinical Supply Data Help Avoid Certain Protocol Amendments?
9/3/2026
Clinical supply data reveals where protocol assumptions break down. Could those lessons help improve protocol design and reduce avoidable amendments?
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Can Your Operating Model Grow? Preparing Clinical Supply For What Comes Next
8/10/2026
Having previously explained why early-stage biotechs should avoid overbuilding, Alicia Collins, of Tune Therapeutics, continues the discussion here in part 2, with thoughts on scaling clinical supply, selecting partners, and preparing for future constraints.
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The Biggest Early-Stage Clinical Supply Mistake? Building Too Much, Too Soon.
8/3/2026
Early-stage biotechs often overbuild systems too soon. Alicia Collins, of Tune Therapeutics, explains why flexibility, simple processes, and realistic assumptions matter most.
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How Clinical Supply Is Shaping The Next Generation Of Cell And Gene Therapies
7/31/2026
From CAR-T to gene editing, clinical supply realities are increasingly influencing therapeutic design, scalability, and patient access.
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First Advisors In: Meet Clinical Supply Leader's Inaugural Board Members
7/16/2026
Clinical Supply Leader unveils its first Editorial Advisory Board, featuring leaders across clinical supply, quality, regulatory affairs, technology, and strategy.
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What Clinical Wishes Supply Did Better – And How To Close The Gap: Part 3 – Staying Aligned in a Moving System
6/23/2026
Even strong plans fail without real-time alignment. As trials evolve, shared visibility, coordinated response, and early supply involvement keep execution on track.
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What Clinical Wishes Supply Did Better – And How To Close The Gap: Part 2 – Where Assumptions Break Trials
6/16/2026
Even strong plans fail without real-time alignment. As trials evolve, shared visibility, coordinated response, and early supply involvement keep execution on track.
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What Clinical Wishes Supply Did Better – And How To Close The Gap: Part 1 – The Cost Of Late Involvement
6/9/2026
Late involvement turns small gaps into costly problems. Bringing clinical supply in early improves planning, communication, and prevents downstream issues.