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Craig Hopkinson Turns Deep Science Into Medicines That Reach People
A doctor by training who now runs research, development and medical affairs at one of neuroscience's most watched biopharma companies - and keeps the patient at the center of every decision.
Gerald Denny Still Sees Patients Between Board Meetings
A practicing nephrologist who runs the medical side of a $1.9 billion device business, and still keeps a standing clinic day.
Vera Kutsenko
Vera Kutsenko is the founder and CEO of Atrix AI, a New York company building a trusted AI platform for life sciences that helps medical affairs teams at pharma and med-device companies turn messy real-world data into decisions they can act on. A Cornell-trained engineer who shipped code at Facebook and Uber, she is a two-time Y Combinator founder. Her previous startup, Neverland, was a venture-backed marketplace for houseplants and home gardening that raised $4.7M before closing. She is also a certified personal trainer who once ran her own plant nursery.
Eric Bolesh
Eric Bolesh is the Chief Executive Officer of Cutting Edge Information, a Research Triangle Park firm that has become the de facto industry standard for fair market value (FMV) data in life sciences. One of the company's first employees back in 2002, he spent two decades turning the murky question of what a cardiologist in Bulgaria or a pharmacist in the UK should be paid into a defensible, data-driven discipline. A Harvard graduate and frequent speaker at compliance conferences, he is widely regarded as a thought leader on healthcare-provider engagement and the economics of compliant compensation across more than 130 global markets.