Sarah Cannon Research Institute and BMS Expand Strategic Collaboration to Accelerate Patient Enrollment and Broaden Access to Innovative Cancer Research

“At Bristol Myers Squibb, we recognize that accelerating clinical trial enrollment requires not only scientific innovation but also operational innovation. This includes a deep commitment to equity and inclusion, while we look to accelerate overall patient enrollment,” said Mokash Sharma, Senior Vice President, Global Development Operations, Bristol Myers Squibb. “Improving access to clinical research isn’t just about science—it’s about trust, and meeting people where they are. By leveraging data-driven strategies through our collaboration with Sarah Cannon Research Institute, we’re working to ensure that more patients—especially those from medically underserved populations—have access to vital cancer research advances in their communities. This partnership reflects our shared vision to transform clinical trial delivery and advance health equity across the oncology landscape.”

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