Experience21+ Years
LevelCXO
Career Timeline
- GenentechCurrentAug 2010–Present· 16 yrs 1 mo
- Chief Marketing OfficerCurrentSep 2025–Present
- Vice President and Lytics Lifecycle Lead, US Head of Foundational Products, Flu, Oncology (AHR)2024–Sep 2025
- Executive Marketing Director, NeuroimmunologyFeb 2023–2024
- Executive Director, Head of Customer Engagement Strategy & OperationsMar 2021–Feb 2023
- Senior Director, Strategy & Business Operations, Customer EngagementNov 2019–Feb 2021
- Director, Transformation TeamOct 2018–Nov 2019
- Sales Manager, West Region, HemophiliaFeb 2017–Sep 2018
- Marketing Director, Hematology / Oncology MarketingMar 2015–2017
- Senior Product Manager - Oncology Marketing (Avastin)Apr 2012–Feb 2015
- Commercial Rotation Development ProgramAug 2010–Apr 2012
- 2024–Sep 2025· 1 yr 8 mos
- Vice President, Global Lytics Lifecycle Lead2024–Sep 2025
- Aug 2023–2025· 1 yr 5 mos
- MemberAug 2023–2025
- Jun 2015–Jun 2021· 6 yrs
- Board Member, San Francisco AIDS FoundationJun 2015–Jun 2021
- May 2010–Aug 2010· 3 mos
- Researcher, Department of Social PolicyMay 2010–Aug 2010
- May 2007–2009· 1 yr 8 mos
- Product Manager, Large Group Business UnitMay 2007–2009
- Aug 2006–May 2010· 3 yrs 9 mos
- PhD (Research, Graduate Student Instructor)Aug 2006–May 2010
- 2005–2005· 0 mos
- Legal Assistant, Legal Department2005–2005
Education
PhD
Health Services & Policy Analysis
University of California, BerkeleyBA
Economics, Health & Societies, Applied Mathematics
University of PennsylvaniaMPH
Epidemiology, Social & Behavioral Science
Yale University School of Public HealthExecutive Relationship Map
Reports To
Zoë Lazarre PhD MPH
Vice Chair & President
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Technology Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Skills & Expertise
Health EconomicsLegislative AnalysisMarketingPublic PolicyMarketing StrategyOncologyClinical ResearchManaged CareGovernment AffairsHealth PolicyAmerican PoliticsData AnalysisOrganizational BehaviorWellness ProgramsPolicyStatisticsPharmaceutical SalesEpidemiologyBiotechnologyPublic Health