JSS college to host pharma leaders' meet

Mysuru: JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru, a constituent unit of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research (JSS AHER), will host the Forum for Pharma Quality Leaders (FPQL) Meet 2025 on June 21 at its campus.
This national-level event aims to serve as a premier platform for discussions on pharmaceutical quality standards, regulatory frameworks, and enhancing industry-academia collaboration.
Speaking to reporters, TM Pramod Kumar, principal of JSS College of Pharmacy, said, "The FPQL Meet is a significant step towards aligning academic excellence with industry needs. It creates an open forum for pharmaceutical quality leaders and young professionals to engage in meaningful discussions that strengthen the foundation of quality assurance in the pharma sector."
Dr Amit B Patil, coordinator of Training & Placement Cell, added that over 100 participants— including quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) heads, regulatory experts, and academic professionals from across the country—are expected to attend. The event is being coordinated by the Training & Placement Cell of the college and focuses on advancing pharmaceutical quality systems and preparing future-ready professionals.
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The meet will be inaugurated by B Suresh, pro-chancellor of JSS AHER. Eminent leaders from pharmaceutical companies will participate.
Keynote sessions and panel discussions will address crucial themes, including challenges and opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry, advancements in technology and automation, regulatory inspections and global compliance, cross contamination and risk mitigation, strengthening industry-academia synergy, and Industry 4.0 in pharma. Chethan IA, assistant coordinator, Training & Placement Cell, was also present.

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