Ginger Cooper | Chief Executive Officer/ Founder
Summit Success Group
Ginger Cooper is an enterprise operations and commercial transformation executive with over 20 years of experience in the lab automation and life science industry. Throughout her career, she has helped implement hardware and data automation at some of the largest and smallest biotech and pharma companies worldwide. Ginger has spent the last 10 years driving the digital lab into tech-forward organizations through her leadership roles at Transcriptic, Agilent Technologies, and Artificial. Specializing in modernizing R&D and laboratory environments through strategic automation and digitization, her expertise spans designing enterprise transformation offices, optimizing Discovery-Make-Test-Analyze workflows, and leading human-centric change management programs. Forever fascinated with digital labs and where the lab automation world will go next, she is currently focused on helping small and mid-sized companies simplify to scale. Whether scaling robotic lab automation platforms, architecting "Lab of the Future" initiatives, or deploying digital solutions, Ginger delivers measurable operational efficiency and sustainable enterprise growth.
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Day 1: 28th October @ 09:10
Women in Labs Speed Networking
09.10 - Chair's intro
09.15 - 5 minute speed networking sessions
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Day 1: 28th October @ 15:00
Round Table 4) Not According to Plan: What happens when things go wrong implementing a connected lab?
As connected lab implementations appear on every strategic initiative across the globe, many traditional lab automation experts are realizing that the approach to rolling out a connected lab is different and more complex than implementing a fully integrated system.
While we all love a good success story, this roundtable is about what happens when things do not go well. Just like in the early days of custom hardware automation systems there were stories about robots flipping instruments off tables, or robot crashes heard around the world, so too are there stories of connected labs gone awry. This roundtable is for anyone who has those stories to share and those who want to learn from them.
Day 2: 29th October @ 13:40
Panel: Architecting the AI-Ready Lab: Harmonizing Legacy Equipment, and Global Data Pipelines
Not every lab is built from scratch with brand-new equipment.
- How can labs integrate legacy instruments into a unified IoT network without requiring massive capital overhauls?
- How can organizations implement robust data governance to balance open data accessibility for AI research with strict corporate compliance and security boundaries?
- How can labs leverage connectivity for predictive maintenance and asset optimization?
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