
CATALYST ONCOLOGY
Catalyst Oncology is a full-service, specialty contract research organization (CRO) built to serve the global biotech industry. Backed by leading retention rates and a culture rooted in its core values, Catalyst Oncology provides customers with teams experienced across all functions, knowledgeable in complex drug classes and study designs, and with data-centric methodologies that help bring next-generation therapies to cancer patients. Connect with Catalyst Oncology on LinkedIn.
FEATURED ARTICLES
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Cancer research is entering a new precision-driven era, with targeted therapies focusing on the specific genetic or molecular mechanisms that fuel tumor growth.
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Early-phase oncology trials are complex, demanding precision, rapid execution, and specialized expertise. Yet, too often, the operational burden falls on clinical sites―already overworked and stretched thin. Within large, volume-driven CRO networks, this creates a system that prioritizes scale over quality, offering minimal site support, delaying timelines, and ultimately compromising trial outcomes.
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Specialty oncology CROs bridge the gap between traditional CRO operating models and the specialized needs of oncology sponsors by embedding deep oncology expertise across every function.
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By aligning cutting-edge design with evolving regulatory expectations, sponsors can unlock the full therapeutic potential of ADCs and deliver transformative cancer treatments to patients worldwide.
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Explore the novel drug modalities poised to revolutionize oncology and improve patient outcomes.
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As advancements in ADC technology and clinical trial methodologies progress, Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADCs) are poised to become pivotal in precision oncology.
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Project Optimus and adaptive trial designs are reshaping oncology development, improving patient outcomes, and streamlining approval pathways.
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Ovarian cancer remains one of the deadliest gynecologic malignancies. Successful clinical trials in this space demand deep therapeutic expertise, operational agility, and global coordination.
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By integrating strong partnerships, local expertise, and predictive analytics, sponsors and CROs can identify and activate the most suitable sites, accelerating trial delivery.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Catalyst Oncology
2528 Independence Blvd, Suite 100,
Wilmington, NC 28412
UNITED STATES
Phone: 1.919.648.0668
FEATURED SOLUTIONS
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Bispecific ADCs are reshaping cancer care. Early-phase development is critical, requiring agile CRO support, scientific depth, and real-time data to guide biotech sponsors toward long-term success.
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Antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) are transforming cancer care by combining precision antibody targeting with potent payloads to improve patient outcomes.
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Catalyst Oncology accelerates innovation by aligning strategic insight, deep expertise, and flawless execution. With global reach, we fast-track development timelines through a seamlessly integrated approach, empowering biotechs to deliver life-changing therapies to patients worldwide—faster, smarter, and with purpose.
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Developing cutting-edge treatments for ovarian cancer requires specialized expertise and a people-first approach to research.
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Niche CRO with a difference
Catalyst Oncology is a niche oncology CRO devoting time, energy, and capital to supporting biotechs in bringing next-generation therapies to patients in need. Oncology clinical research is complex, demanding, and continually evolving. Bringing effective therapies to proof-of-concept and then to market as fast as possible is our passion because every second counts for patients with cancer and their families.
CASE STUDIES
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A biotech developing bispecific antibodies partnered with a flexible CRO to launch its first U.S. GI oncology trial, requiring strategic insight and full-service clinical support.
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This case underscores the expertise employed in a comprehensive strategy and set of services that were used to salvage a Phase III clinical trial for ovarian cancer and ensure its timely completion.
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A late-stage biotech developing a first-in-class therapy for a rare, chemo-resistant form of ovarian cancer sought help for accelerated FDA approval.