Aadil Bundeally

Aadil Bundeally is a seasoned transformation professional with over 20 years’ international experience across Banking, Wealth & Asset Management, Insurance, and Impact Investing. He brings deep industry knowledge spanning regulatory landscapes, operating models, organisational design, integrated systems and governance-risk-compliance frameworks. With relentless focus on customer advocacy, operational efficiency and results-driven innovation, underpinned by Data Analytics, RPA, AI-ML and Gen AI, he has deployed numerous platforms and solutions delivering significant cost reduction and quality-of-life improvements for customers, suppliers and staff. A firm believer in the three lines of defence, he maintains rigorous governance whilst managing complex multi-level stakeholder relationships and generating robust C-suite analysis. Experienced in product management, vendor selection, procurement oversight and dispute resolution, he has held senior roles at Lloyd’s of London, Virgin Money, Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group, leading diverse teams across consulting, interim and in-house engagements. He holds four postgraduate qualifications, including an MBA from Melbourne Business School and UCLA Anderson.

Niloufar Abdollahi

I have worked in clinical research since 2011 holding different roles across various departments. Most recently working as clinical research manager at UCSF Cancer Center, Clinical Research Network Office (CRNO), since 2021.

Irene Acerbi Soto

Irene Acerbi Soto, PhD, PMP, holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the Politecnico di Milano, with collaborative research experience spanning human lung cell biophysics at the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona and translational breast cancer research at the University of California, San Francisco.

Since 2016, she has led site research operations for the WISDOM Study, bringing deep expertise in clinical research operations, project management, and international collaboration. PMP-certified, Dr. Acerbi Soto is particularly passionate about working in multidisciplinary teams—bridging clinicians, engineers, and patient advocates to advance impactful oncology research.

Emily Nurminen

Originally from North Carolina, my interest in clinical research started in college working as a research assistant for burn and transplant research and continued after graduation working at a Contract Research Organization. After moving to NYC, I wanted to move to the patient side of research and worked as a Radiation Oncology Clinical Research Coordinator at Montefiore Medical Center. After gaining experience and knowledge, I worked in Radiation Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center initially spearheading our newly created Quality Assurance program, and then moved into a supervisor role managing Clinical Research Coordinators. After relocating to the Bay Area, I shifted gears working in allergy research clinical operations with the Immune Tolerance Network. After realizing I missed the world of oncology and management, I found my current role as an Associate Director of Clinical Research Programs in the UCSF Cancer Center managing several programs.

Lucrecia Marquez-Rosado

Lucrecia Marquez-Rosado, M.D., Ph.D., is a physician-scientist with over 20 years of experience in oncology, immunology, and drug discovery in both academia and biotech. She completed her clinical training at the Salvador Zubirán National Institute, earned her Ph.D. in Cell Biology from CINVESTAV, and finished a postdoctoral fellowship at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Before co-founding LuMiAL Bio, she held scientific roles at Boehringer Ingelheim, SIBTECH, and Nurix Therapeutics, where she led cross-functional teams involved in translational research programs.

Lucrecia expertise includes Novel Therapeutic Modalities, biomarkers and disease-positioning strategies, focuses on translating innovative science into clinically actionable oncology programs.