Chief Technology Officer, Ledger Run
In this Q&A, Patrick Mizer, chief technology officer at Ledger Run, discusses how payment reliability has become a competitive differentiator in site selection, why decades of disconnected workflows have made payment inconsistency a structural problem, and where AI is delivering real value in the high-friction parts of clinical trial payments.
In this video interview, Patrick Mizer, chief technology officer at Ledger Run, addresses the reality that 80% of sites operate on six months or less of cash—and explains why growing investment in agentic AI and workflow modernization signals that the industry is starting to treat payment infrastructure as the priority it deserves.
In this video interview, Patrick Mizer, chief technology officer at Ledger Run, explains how unpredictable payments erode site relationships over time—and why operational excellence in payments is becoming increasingly important to landing and retaining the best investigative sites.
In this video interview, Patrick Mizer, chief technology officer at Ledger Run, describes how agentic AI is being applied to invoice processing—one of the most labor-intensive bottlenecks in site payments—and what meaningful improvement actually looks like in practice.
In this video interview, Patrick Mizer, chief technology officer at Ledger Run, traces the fragmented contracts, outdated benchmarks, and disconnected systems behind payment inconsistency—and explains why the industry has historically accepted the complexity rather than addressed it.
In this video interview, Patrick Mizer, chief technology officer at Ledger Run, explains how the shift from competing for patients to competing for high-performing sites has made payment reliability an operational brand—and a real factor in which sponsors get prioritized.