Seller 273005 - London, Greater London, UK
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| Overview: | Experienced programme manager, writer, editor and researcher. Specialist in health innovation and access to medicines, including technology transfer and supply chains in developing countries. | |
CV
| PROFILE ▪ 8 years experience of working with multilaterals, foundations, governments, NGOs & academia ▪ 3 years in programme design, management and policy setting focussing on access to medicines and health innovation in Africa, Asia and Latin America ▪ A dynamic and creative team member with strong interpersonal skills and demonstrably high commitment to delivery SKILLS ▪ Programme design and implementation ▪ Communications and stakeholder management ▪ Strategic planning and budgeting SPECIALIST AREAS ▪ Health innovation & technology transfer ▪ Pharmaceutical supply chains in Africa ▪ Capacity building |
Employment History
(Sep 2008 to Nov 2008)
Consultant
TorontoCase study development on a fixed-dose combination anti-malarial product and a number of IP management models in health and agricultural innovation
(Sep 2008 to Nov 2008)
Consultant
LondonLead consultant for the Supply Chains Working Group
Worked with pharmaceutical industry partners (through ABPI and IFPMA) to deliver a range of supply chain interventions for developing countries. Performed gap analysis and a proposal to enable industry to work in partnership with MeTA and others to address supply chain challenges in Africa. IFPMA is currently implementing the programme and hoping to align with the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA).
(Jan 2008 to Jun 2008)
Report writer
OxfordReport writer for Oxford Univ. conference on access to medicines
‘Oxford Conferences on Innovation and Technology Transfer for Global Health - Bridging the Gap in Global Health Innovation – From Needs to Access’ - part time
(Jan 2008 to Jun 2008)
Senior Consultant
LondonBusiness consultant: short term contracts in performance management and strategic planning.
(Jun 2004 to Sep 2007)
Business Development & Research Manager (and Interim Executive Director)
OxfordA small but influential international NGO, supported by the Rockefeller Foundation, DFID, The Wellcome Trust and others. Engaged in addressing issues surrounding technology transfer and access to medicines by the poorest through research, education and advocacy programmes in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the USA.
Managed a dispersed team focused on delivering needs assessments and designing & implementing capacity building programmes. Significantly raised the organisation’s profile and brought together research and development groups in East and South African countries.
▪ Conducted research on pharmaceutical innovation in and with developing countries
▪ Managed key stakeholders to
▪ Assembled and lead international teams to advance programmes in Africa, South East Asia and Latin America
▪ Strategic planning
▪ Communication to large and small audiences, both written and oral
▪ Programme-level budgeting and financial management
▪ Writing & editing - Editor of WHO’s CIPIH report, Rockefeller Foundation and DFID reports on African Health Innovation and author of a number of articles.
▪ Managing editor of Newsletter and Website content.
(Oct 2001 to Apr 2004)
Researcher
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, LondonPhD research on pharmaceutical innovation and product development public-private partnerships.
(Sep 2001 to Mar 2002)
Consultant
UK government’s Commission on Intellectual Property Rights (CIPR) – Report writer on ‘Intellectual Property and Access to Medicines’, LondonReport writer on ‘Intellectual Property and Access to Medicines’
(Apr 2004 to Jul 2001)
Intern
National Institutes of Health, MD, USAConducted environmental analyses of several developing countries’ national systems of health innovation; conceptualised programme strategy and contributed to writing of grant proposals.
(Jan 1999 to Aug 2000)
Business Development Manager
Directors Guild of Great Britain , LondonBusiness Development Manager, Directors Guild of Great Britain
Reporting to the CEO of a non profit membership guild and trade union organization
▪ Stakeholder management among the business and arts communities
▪ Fundraising – generated new revenue streams
▪ Public relations, events and publications management – significantly increased profile through successful delivery of a number of high profile events and novel sponsorship opportunities
Education
(Oct 2001 to Apr 2004)
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
PhD research on pharmaceutical innovation and product development public-private partnerships
(Sep 2000 to Jun 2001)
Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of Sussex
MSc Technology and Innovation Management (Distinction)
(Sep 1994 to Jun 1998)
University of Manchester
BA Joint Hons. English & American Literature (2:1)
Categories & Skills
Management Consultancy
Categories
Skills
- Service development (Charity & Not-for-profit)
Media & Creative
Categories
Skills
- Academic (Writing)
- Copywriting (Writing)
- International (Writing)
- Promotional Material
- Sub-editing (Editing)
- Website Editing (Editing)

