Claes Kalderén, Chief Revenue Officer at TSS, is dedicated to evolving pharmaceutical supply chains. With 16 years’ experience in senior operational and consulting roles at multinational corporations, he drives sustainability and intelligence initiatives. Passionate about innovation, Claes aims to optimize processes and enhance efficiency. His leadership catalyzes positive change, shaping a resilient and forward-thinking industry landscape.
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Allan van Konynenburg
Allan has spent the last 2 decades managing clinical trial supply management activities for the world’s key Sponsors and CRO’s, across the globe and across various study stages and therapeutic areas. A proven leader in Business Development & Operations with more than 20 years’ experience in the specialty logistics and pharmaceutical arena.
Louisa Carlse
Proven success in supporting the Health and Lifesciences industry as Partnership Director. Fostering B2B partnerships, and driving customer success initiatives for overall efficiency across clinical trials in support of timely delivery of supplies to sites and patients. Recognized for implementing key projects, reducing compliance risks, and leading Importer of Record initiatives. Leader with a visionary and strategic mindset, fostering innovation, inclusivity, and continuous improvement.
Emily McInturf
Emily McInturf, Director of Feasibility, has worked in the clinical research industry for the past 15 years. As a leader within PSI’s global feasibility team, Emily specializes in strategy development across multiple therapeutic areas – focusing on aligning a study’s design with top enrolling investigators in the right countries.
Using PSI’s INTELIA platform, a machine-learning-powered system for data-driven feasibility and enrollment forecast, Emily models and compares hundreds of country and site combinations, their budgets and probability of success, ultimately recommending the most optimal enrollment scenario in line with each sponsor’s key objectives. As a director, Emily provides oversight for global feasibility and site identification activities for both pre- and post-award opportunities and projects.
Simon Stephens
Phil Broadbery
Miguel Perez
Miguel Perez is the Head of Product at Suralink, where he’s responsible for the vision and direction of the Suralink platform. Before joining Suralink, Miguel led product teams for leading companies like Berkadia, Control4, Symantec, and others. Miguel has a Computer Science degree from the University of Phoenix.
David Barrie
Having worked in air and gas handling for nearly 20 years, covering a wide range of industries and applications, David is now the responsible for sales in Europe for the Chart Industries cryogenic equipment and legacy Howden rotating equipment into the Hydrogen market.
The Chart product technology includes Hydrogen Liquification plants, liquid H2 storage tanks, and gaseous Hydrogen compression vie Reciprocating, Diaphragm and screw compression technologies.
Howden provides these solutions to clients for their requirements in all areas of the Hydrogen value chain from production, transportation, storage and end use.
Simon Nesbitt
Simon is the Hydrogen Lead for Mott MacDonald in Northern Ireland, Ireland and Scotland (NIS) and has taken a leading role in delivery of strategic planning projects for hydrogen in Scotland including the Moray Hydrogen Strategy. He is a Chartered Civil Engineer with over twenty years’ experience in multiple sectors including Energy, Transport, Water and the Built Environment across the full project life-cycle. Simon has worked in roles as Client, Contractor and Consultant in the UK and Australia.