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Orca Bio is a Tier 1 customer (US-West, Karen Wu) developing allogeneic T-cell therapies for hematologic malignancies, with Orca-T in Phase 3 and Orca-Q in Phase 1. With 3 won opps and no open opportunities, the relationship is mature but needs strategic re-engagement. The clearest opportunity is scaling commercial-readiness capacity for Orca-T ahead of a BLA, plus tech-transfer for Orca-Q.
Five active/recruiting trials including a Phase 3 pivotal and an EAP indicate aggressive clinical momentum. One SEC filing and zero news imply a capital-efficient, heads-down posture — an optimal window for a strategic manufacturing partnership before competitive CDMOs crowd in post-data.
| CRM status | Customer |
| Owner | Karen Wu (rep) |
| Territory | US-West (sfdc) |
| Open opps | 0 |
| Won opps | 3 |
| Intel status | Enriched |
Hi Corinne, With Orca-T advancing through Phase 3, your manufacturing strategy is now a board-level question… I’ll be at Meeting on the Mesa, would be great to connect. Best, Karen
Hi Nate, … Best, Karen
Karen should reconnect with Corinne Glock on launch geography/supply strategy, then use Nate Fernhoff’s panel to explore Orca-Q peer-to-peer. With no open opps despite Phase 3, the angle is consultative: as Orca-T nears readout and BLA prep, discuss commercial-scale allogeneic capability + CMC.
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Met Corinne briefly last ISCT — warm. Focus the Mesa chat on commercial supply, not price.