The PharmaVoice 100: Tech wizards

The digital revolution is sweeping the pharma industry, and it’s knocking down barriers to drug development that were once considered insurmountable.

AI adoption is already expediting the drug discovery process as companies adopt first-of-their-kind analytic frameworks that allow data scientists to parse information at rapid speeds.

On the clinical trials front, innovations in wearables and real-world evidence collection are bringing about decentralized studies centered around patients’ everyday lives. And when it comes to commercialization, software solutions and interactive apps are bridging the gap to more personalized treatment.

As we explore the next frontiers of the pharmaceutical industry, the architects of these inventions will steer the way, streamlining once-complicated processes to move the industry faster and further in its pursuit of helping patients.

These are the innovators who make drug development look like magic — the 2023 PharmaVoice 100 Tech wizards.

Ardy Arianpour

“We are on the cusp of a paradigm shift, where individuals will have unprecedented control over their health information.” Read more ➔

Alan Fletcher

“Helping deliver a legacy where we are more predictive rather than reactive to disease is a goal that I, and my entire team, strive to achieve.” Read more ➔

Bingqian Gao

“I strive to build environments where ideas are inspired by curiosity to understand the business needs and technical knowledge of quantitative methodologies.” Read more ➔

Kamala Maddali

“Being one of the early adopters of AI, I’m excited to share my insights today about the groundbreaking technology’s potential to revolutionize precision medicine.” Read more ➔

Shweta Maniar

“Life sciences companies are starting to capture value from digital and analytics but are still just scratching the surface.” Read more ➔

Gauri Nagrani

“I continue to remind teams of the larger picture — making an impact to participant’s lives and their ‘ikigai,’ or reason for being.”  Read more ➔

Jessica Robin

“Whether it’s diving into data or sharing new findings with colleagues, one of my favorite parts of my job is understanding and communicating new research insights.” Read more ➔

Steve Rosenberg

“Most individuals who work in the life sciences industry generally feel a deep connection to the impact their work has on humanity.” Read more ➔

Amy West

“Empower [teams] to collaborate, own their area of the business and make decisions.” Read more ➔