Network Partners Group
Network Partners Group (NPG) is a leading life sciences consulting and staffing company dedicated to empowering clients to solve challenges with innovative and impactful solutions. With a culture centered around collaboration, innovation, and integrity, NPG offers a wide range of services including Packaging & Labeling, Project Management, Quality, Regulatory Affairs, and educational webinars. The company is committed to advancing health sciences and improving patient outcomes through expert leadership, tailored solutions, and continuous industry education.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
medium (51-250)
Network Partners Group
Warsaw, Indiana, United States, North America
Products
AI-assisted labeling software
Software that automates and streamlines labeling change processes and compliance checks while integrating human review steps into the workflow.
AI-assisted labeling software
Software that automates and streamlines labeling change processes and compliance checks while integrating human review steps into the workflow.
Services
End-to-end labeling support including daily updates, global labeling system implementation, process assessment, validation guidance, and change-control execution.
Packaging design, materials selection, prototype development, and packaging performance testing to meet product protection and regulatory requirements.
QMS design and implementation, CAPA improvement, audit support, risk management, and remediation to align operations with regulatory expectations.
Regulatory strategy, submission preparation and review, agency interaction support, and compliance planning for regional and global market access.
Structured project leadership, scheduling, budgeting, stakeholder coordination, and PMO services to deliver projects on time and within scope.
Subscription-style or ad-hoc advisory engagements providing access to curated subject-matter experts for targeted technical, regulatory, or programmatic support.
End-to-end labeling support including daily updates, global labeling system implementation, process assessment, validation guidance, and change-control execution.
Packaging design, materials selection, prototype development, and packaging performance testing to meet product protection and regulatory requirements.
QMS design and implementation, CAPA improvement, audit support, risk management, and remediation to align operations with regulatory expectations.
Regulatory strategy, submission preparation and review, agency interaction support, and compliance planning for regional and global market access.
Structured project leadership, scheduling, budgeting, stakeholder coordination, and PMO services to deliver projects on time and within scope.
Subscription-style or ad-hoc advisory engagements providing access to curated subject-matter experts for targeted technical, regulatory, or programmatic support.
Expertise Areas
- Labeling management and compliance
- Packaging engineering and sterile barrier integrity
- Quality management systems and CAPA
- Regulatory affairs and submission strategy (MDR/IVDR/FDA pathways)
Key Technologies
- AI/ML for document and labeling automation
- Thermal modeling for insulated shippers
- Packaging integrity and sterile barrier testing
- Simulated distribution testing (ASTM D4169)
News & Updates
In the constantly evolving landscape of medical device labeling, the need for clear, accessible, and compliant instructions for use (IFUs) is paramount.
On July 15, 2025, Network Partners Group hosted an industry panel discussion titled Tariff Resilience in Life Sciences.
Tariff pressure is reshaping how life sciences companies operate globally.
As hybrid work becomes the norm, labeling leaders are navigating new challenges and opportunities.
In the constantly evolving landscape of medical device labeling, the need for clear, accessible, and compliant instructions for use (IFUs) is paramount.
On July 15, 2025, Network Partners Group hosted an industry panel discussion titled Tariff Resilience in Life Sciences.
Tariff pressure is reshaping how life sciences companies operate globally.
As hybrid work becomes the norm, labeling leaders are navigating new challenges and opportunities.