Ana-Zeralda Canals Hamann

Ana-Zeralda Canals Hamann is an Associate Director in Clinical Trial Supplies & CMC Project Leader at Debiopharm International SA based in Lausanne, Switzerland. A clinical supply chain leader with over 15 years of experience, she specializes in CMC, logistics, and operations within complex, international biopharmaceutical environments.

She has a proven record of building global clinical supply strategies across multiple therapeutic areas, including oncology and rare diseases. Her operational expertise spans GxP/GMP/GDP compliance, digitalization, sustainability, and Lean transformation. She is actively involved in the industry as a Committee Member and former Chair of the European Global Clinical Supplies Group (GCSG) and serves on the Research Ethics Committee at Queen Mary University of London.

Amanda Briceno

Amanda Briceno is an experienced clinical supply professional with over 10 years in clinical research and supply chain operations. Originally from Venezuela, now based in Italy. She currently serves as Clinical Supply Manager and Head of the Patient Centricity Unit at Chiesi Farmaceutici, where she leads initiatives to design and deliver patient-focused clinical supply solutions that improve trial compliance and enhance the experience of both patients and site staff.

Her career began as a Clinical Research Associate at IQVIA, where she gained extensive experience in global trial monitoring and operations. Since joining Chiesi, Amanda has held positions of increasing responsibility within the Clinical Supply department, before assuming her current leadership role.

Amanda holds a Master’s degree in Drug Biotechnology from the Università degli Studi di Milano and a Bachelor’s degree in Medical Biotechnology. Amanda brings a strong blend of technical knowledge and operational leadership. Passionate about innovation in clinical supplies, she is dedicated to advancing more accessible, patient-centric clinical trials.

Dr Philippa Parmiter

Dr Philippa Parmiter is a strategic leader, dedicated to action on climate, and CEO of NECCUS, the industrial decarbonisation alliance for Scotland with the objective of achieving a thriving Scotland through decarbonisation. Previous roles include Development Manager (Gas Storage & Pipelines) at Crown Estate Scotland, and running the research consortium for CCUS in Scotland, SCCS, for over ten years, delivering policy analysis, knowledge exchange, business development, project management and successful funding proposals. She is a Chartered Engineer with a PhD in Physical Electronics and MSc in Environmental Protection and Management and has worked for government, academia, an environmental consultancy and for an electronics start-up.