Leading the change to a sustainable pharmaceutical industry

To amplify this impact, she has led several industry initiatives including the Healthcare Plastics Recycling Council (www.hprc.org), the Data Center Safety Council (www.datacentersafetycouncil.org), and the Inogen Alliance Board of Directors (www.inogenalliance.com), driving collective action for transformative, industry-wide change.

In his current position, he is driving progress to product solutions and service concepts compliant with a zero-carbon future.

Aurelio focus is on off-patent markets where he generates evidence-led insights with a view to spark high-level discourse on various topics relevant to the pharmaceutical industry. He is considered a subject matter expert in several areas including biosimilars, digital health and ESG and speaks at numerous conferences worldwide, presents at board-level meetings and engages in consulting projects.

She is a high-profile wellbeing and public health leader with a track record of reframing thinking and developing innovative strategy and programmes at the heart of business and government. Her previous roles include Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Director General in the UK Government, Director of Chronic Disease and Health Promotion at the World Health Organisation and Bupa’s Chief Wellbeing Officer.   

Fiona is a visiting Professor at UCL and is a Senior Associate at Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.  Fiona’s recent board roles include Fresenius ESG Advisory Board, My Green Lab, British Land’s Sustainability Advisory Panel, Marks and Spencer’s Sustainable Retail Advisory Board, and Business in the Community’s Wellbeing Leadership Team. Fiona is a member of the Health System Taskforce of the Sustainable Markets Initiative. 

Kami is a bioengineer by training, who has consulted large pharma companies on multi-billion dollar M&A deals and worked on drug development research at MIT while studying at Harvard. Kami has spent the last decade in the sustainability space in various capacities, including as a UN youth delegate and advisor to corporates such as IKEA. He has presented at the likes of World Economic Forum, COP26 and DECHEMA. 

Nic’s experience spans plastic, fiber-based and nonwoven materials in the packaging, conversion, assembly, contract packaging and composite materials industries. 

A change program leader with over 25 years of management and consulting experience, Nicola has supported private and public sector organizations to improve results by aligning motivation, behaviors, and processes. Her passion is creating the link between executive strategy, technical capability, and front-line delivery, and developing comprehensive change programs underpinned by behavioral science techniques.  

Her extensive project and change experience has been in banking, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, and public services. As a result, Nicola has a wealth of insight in overcoming common change barriers, as well as deep expertize in industry specific challenges.

Pushpa’s pragmatic yet forward-looking perspective is rooted in experience of having shaped strategy for leading biopharma companies, advising marque investors on opportunities across the realm of life sciences and stewarding close to 50 licensing / strategic partnership transactions. Within the realm of global health, Pushpa is actively involved in nurturing ecosystem building blocks for regional value chains and licensing for equitable access.  Pushpa is part of the steering group launching Sathguru’s pharma ESG practice and collaborates with leading pharma companies on sustainability focused transformation of operations and value chain.  

Pushpa has earlier been part of the Technology Transfer Office at University of Michigan and industry advisory at PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young. She is a Registered Technology Transfer Professional (RTTP, and one among the first ten technology transfer professionals from India to gain the RTTP accreditation.  Pushpa holds a Certificate in Innovation Policy from the Ford School of Public Policy and is a Danida Fellow (Danish Government fellowship) on Innovation Management and IP commercialization.   

Working across the pharmaceutical, food, housing and fashion systems to bring players together and creating collaborations that lead to real impact.

Sandra is an experienced Leader, with a demonstrated history of 20 years in the pharmaceutical industry, recognized by several awards related with cultural changes, people development and process improvement. She has lead teams with a diverse background, accumulating several roles with local, regional, and global scope.
In her current position, Sandra supports both the chemical and pharma businesses at ESTEVE Healthcare, through seven manufacturing sites, located at three different continents and different affiliates, in Europe and USA. She leads different organizations like quality, EHS, environmental sustainability, Data Integrity & Computer System Assurance. She is also the sponsor for Net Zero and Be Wellness at ESTEVE. 

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