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Global Trial Accelerators™: Fast-Tracking First-in-Human Trials, Anywhere · Matt DeNardo, Chief Product Officer at Axoft · 11 Jul 2026 podcast

Thank you for sharing that very personal aspect of your journey.

But I agree that I think the motivation is derived from the impact that technology promises.

And speaking of that technology, I would like to dive into Panama now.

When you're an early stage company with a first in human milestone ahead of you, the decision of where to run that trial is one that it's one of the most consequential choices you'll make.

I'm curious to learn what drove Axoff to take a serious look at Latin America and how did Panama specifically rise to the top of the list?

That makes total sense from the logistics side.

But I'm also curious about the relationship side.

Because in initiating a first in human, in geography you're not familiar with, and with cultural and, you know,

cultural elements that might be literally foreign to you, the relationship with your CRO carries a lot of weight.

So you depend on a team that knows the local landscape in ways you simply don't.

How did your approach to building that relationship

And how did you structure it in such a way that it reduced the friction in that translating what you did in your local environment to that foreign country?

And what were the sources of friction that ultimately did show up in that transition?

And was there an area that was particularly difficult to deal with where there was a lot of friction that you would like to highlight?

So it has to do a lot with the experience of the local team and how familiar they are with the principles of the technology.

Would that be a fair read?

Excellent.

But I would also like to explore a little bit on the execution side of the trial.

And what went according to plan, what didn't, and what challenges were you faced with that you had to solve in real time?

And how was that experience, the actual execution of the trial?

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