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BARDA Industry Day 2020 Participant List BARDA INDUSTRY DAY 2020 | PARTICIPANT LIST th October 27 , 2020 | VIRTUAL EVENT First Name Last Name Degree Title Organization Sana Abidi M.A. Pii Teresa Abraham Ph.D. Visby Medical Sam Abrams M.P.H. Sr. Specialist Public Health APHL Preparedness and Response Carl Accettura Managing Director Global Pharma Consulting LLC Otuo Acheampong Senior Business Consultant BARDA/OD Nathan Adams Ph.D. DTRA / RD‐CBA Peter Adams Ph.D. Health Scientist IEIDD BARDA/IEIDD Anna Adams Ph.D. Eurofins ARCA Ed Addison Ph.D. Cloud Pharmaceuticals Lonnie Adelman B.S. CEO and Founder Iassay Inc. Sabrina Aery B.A. WWVAP&HEOR Special Prjt Lead Bristol Myers Squibb Richard Agans Ph.D. Dr. Parsons/NAMRU‐D Deepak aggarwal M.P.H. FDA David Aglow B.S. Program Manager BARDA/PCI Heidi Agostini Ph.D. Chief Operating Officer Sequoia Consulting Group LLC Aaron Aguinaga B.S. A&C Scientific Demir Akin D.V.M, Deputy Director Stanford University School Of Medicine Ph.D. Hansilla Alaigh Director Emergent Biosolutions Mark Albrecht Ph.D. Health Scientist BARDA/CBRN Matt Aldag Ph.D. Booz Allen Hamilton Jennifer Aldrich M.A. National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP)/Radiation Injury Treatment Network Brian Alexander J.D. PRA Health Sciences David Alexander Ph.D. Dir Business Strategy Ontera Stephen Alexander B.S. Business Development Biomojo LLC Kendra Alfson Ph.D. Scientific Support Manager Texas Biomedical Research Institute Aminata Alharazim M.S. Project Officer PCI BARDA/PCI Melissa Allard B.A. Associate Director AMRI Kenneth Allen B.S. CEO Cyvernetics Corporation Nate Allera B.S. Business Development Associate Maximus Isaf Al‐Nabulsi Program Manger DOE Meghan Alonso M.B.A. Director Business Development Covance Tolga Alpugan M.B.A. Emergent Biosolutions Inc. Page 1 of 65 BARDA INDUSTRY DAY 2020 | PARTICIPANT LIST th October 27 , 2020 | VIRTUAL EVENT First Name Last Name Degree Title Organization Jennifer Alton M.P.P. Pathway Policy Group randi altschul CEO Pop Test Oncology Llc/Palisades Therapeutics Randice Altschul CEO Pop Test Oncology LLC/Palisades Therapeutics Janet Alvanzo Contract Specialist BARDA/DCMA Annie Alvis M.B.A. Chief Operating Officer Volumetrix Ibiba Amachree Contract Specialist BARDA/DCMA Javad Aman Ph.D. Integrated Biotherapeutics Kathryn Amass Health Scientist BARDA/DCD Kensay Amaya Biologist BARDA/CBRN Sasan Amini Ph.D. CEO Clear Labs Vasudev Anand ADME SME BARDA/CBRN Brett Anderson Ph.D. Program Manager Humanetics Corporation Lisa Anderson Ph.D. Director of Education and Training Sepsis Alliance Devon Andres Biologist BARDA/CBRN Vickey Andrews B.A. President Andrews Aviation LLC. Bria Andrews B.S. ASPR/BARDA Michael Angelastro B.S. Director PCI BARDA/PCI James Anthony Biologist BARDA/DDDI Peter Antinozzi Ph.D. Argentum Medical Eila Arich‐Landkof M.A. Oriel Research Therapeutics Kimberly Armstrong Ph.D. Branch Chief IEIDD BARDA/IEIDD Frank Arnold Senior Vaccine and Biologic BARDA/IEIDD Development Analyst Samuel Arsenault M.S. FDA Phyllis Arthur M.B.A. VP Infectious Diseases and BIO Diagnostics Policy Ericka Artz M.S. Senior Exercise Planner Joint Staff Joint Requirements Office For CBRN Defense Anu Arya Ph.D. Arietis Ava Asgari B.A. Plug And Play Jason Asher Ph.D. Senior Quantitative Analyst BARDA Viqar Aslam B.S. IBBR Michael Astwood M.S. President/CEO ASRT Inc. Ercem (Aerjem) Atillasoy M.D. Chief Regulatory and Safety Officer Allovir Inc. Page 2 of 65 BARDA INDUSTRY DAY 2020 | PARTICIPANT LIST th October 27 , 2020 | VIRTUAL EVENT First Name Last Name Degree Title Organization Arthur Atkins Management Analyst BARDA/DDDI Trey Atkins Drew Pharmaceutical Ronald Atkinson M.B.A. Program Manager Mapp Biopharmaceuticals Gregory Auner Ph.D. CTO Seraph Biosciences Simon Authier D.V.M Director Charles River Chloe Autran Business development manager Prolacta Bioscience Franco Aveau M.A. Senior Program Analyst BARDA/CBRN Julianne Averill M.S. CFO Alveo Technologies Jim Axtelle Chromologic Ana Ayala J.D. Senior Global Health Officer HHS/OGA Milad Babaei Mr. Nab Biosciences Inc. Tahar Babas Ph.D. Biologist OS/ASPR/BARDA Judith Bader M.D. Contractor Rad/Nuc BARDA/CBRN Christopher Badorrek Ph.D. JPEO CBRND CBRN M Anne Bailey PharmD Emerging Tech Clinical Specialist Veterans Health Administration Denise Baken Ph.D. President Shield Analysis Technology LLC Brett Baker President Microbion Corporation Bob Balcerzak M.B.A. CEO Allotropic Jennifer Baldwin M.B.A. Talis Biomedical Jacob Ball Health statistician US Army Public Health Center Victor Balladares Engineer Director of Production and Design Overview.Corp Ralph Balsamo M.P.A Program Analyst BARDA/OD Aaron Bandremer M.S. Biologist BARDA/IEIDD Lyn Baranowski M.B.A. Chief Operating Officer Altavant Sciences Maria Barbosa Ph.D. Chief Executive Officer Conquerab Inc. Alec Barclay B.S. Chief Operations Officer T2 Biosystems Julio Barrera‐Oro Ph.D. Health Scientist BARDA/CBRN Troy Barring President TAB Consulting LLC Elizabeth Barrows Ms. Aardvark Medical Bill Barry M.P.H. WHB Consulting Salem Barry Contract Specialist BARDA/DCMA William Barry Biofire Defense Bill Basinger M.S. CEO Countervail Corporation Page 3 of 65 BARDA INDUSTRY DAY 2020 | PARTICIPANT LIST th October 27 , 2020 | VIRTUAL EVENT First Name Last Name Degree Title Organization Gail Bassette M.A. Program Coordinator MBDA FPC Ramin Bastani B.A. CEO Healthvana Inc. Shelsy Bastedo Regional Emergency Coordinator ASPR Subhendu Basu Ph.D. COO Adaptive Phage Therapeutics Matthew Bateman M.B.A. Versiv Thalansh Batra B.S. Chief Executive Officer Pareto Tree Bruce Batten Ph.D. CSO GRIP Molecular Technologies Bruno Battistini Ph.D. Chief Clinical & Gov Affairs Officer Www.Pulmonem.Ca Jonathan Baut CEO Gabi Smartcare Tito Bautista B.S. President JETS Inc Swapnil Bawage Ph.D. Georgia Institute Of Technology Stacy Baxter M.A. Director of Business Development Potomacwave Andy Bean Ph.D. Dr CSIRO Mollie Beaver National Sales Director Federal Accounts Siemens Healthineers Sharon Beck B.S. Director of Client Services Goldbelt C6 Thomas Beck Sc.D. Principle Consultant Awe Technologies LLC Jen Beedon M.B.A. Cytovale Gavi Begtrup Ph.D. Founder/Principal Polymath Strategies LLC Aynun Begum Ph.D. CEO Neyroblastgx LLC Craig Behnke Ph.D. SVP Production and Development Lumen Bioscience Eleni Belesi D.V.M European Commission Kathryn Bell B.A. Senate HELP Committee Lauren Bell M.S. ASPR Jerry Bell Ph.D. Managing Partner Assured Performance Systems Inc Mika Bellamy M.S. Senior Director MPF Luca Bellosta B.S. Politecnico Di Milano Timothy Belski Biologist BARDA/PCI Amy Belton Biologist BARDA/OD Kambez Benam Assistant Professor University Of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Joffrey Benford M.B.A. Director DCMA BARDA/DCMA Kirsten Benjamin Ph.D. Vice President Amyris Morgan Benner M.P.H. ASPR Astrid Benson B.S. Director of Program Operations Plug And Play Tech Center Page 4 of 65 BARDA INDUSTRY DAY 2020 | PARTICIPANT LIST th October 27 , 2020 | VIRTUAL EVENT First Name Last Name Degree Title Organization John Beresny M.B.A. SVP Digital Infuzion Inc. Yngvar Berg M.B.A. Algipharma Mitchell Berger M.P.H. Public Health Advisor HH Peter Berglund Ph.D. CTO HDT Bio Julie Bergmann Health Scientists BARDA/CBRN Gail Berman M.D. VP Medical and Scientific Strategy Paratek Jody Berry Vice President R&D Orasure Technologies Inc. Breena Berte MSS MEd Assistant Program Manager JPEO‐CBRND Ronald Bertin M.S. Integrated Project Management Inc. Bryan Berube Ph.D. Senior Scientist HDT Bio Corp. Terry Besch D.V.M Nonclinical Advisor LMI Shelly Beschta RN Infection Preventionist REEDSBURG AREA MEDICAL CENTER Phillip Beske Ph.D. Principal Research Scientist Battelle Cameron Bess Biologist BARDA/CBRN Venkaiah Betapudi Ph.D. Research Scientist Department Of Homeland Security Barkur Bhat Ph.D. Senior Regulatory Affairs Manager JPEO‐CBRNM And ONE‐RAQA Himanshu Bhatia Founder & CEO RICOVR Healthcare Inc RAJENDRA BHATNAGAR Ph.D. President/CSO Moleculardecoys Inc Anshda Bhatnagar B.S. Biomedical Science Coventry University Rajesh Bhutani None Gregory Bice M.B.A. Vice President GAP Solutions Laszlo Bicskei M.S. Mitochon Technologies LLC Catherine Bigger Ph.D. Scientist LMI CTR Supporting JPEO‐ JPEO‐CBRN‐Medical CBRN‐Medical Gary Bigler Air To All Inc. Pamuk Bilsel Ph.D. Flugen Gary Binyamin Ph.D. Slate Therapeutics Inc. Matthew Bio Ph.D. President & CEO Snapdragon Chemistry Inc John Birkmire M.S. Director BW Design Group Karen Biscardi M.S. Clinical Operations Dev Analyst BARDA/RQA Erica Bizzell Ph.D. AAAS STPF Fellow/Health Scientist NIH Paul Blackborow M.A. Photonics Management Corp John Blackington B.A. LIFESCIENCE LOGISTICS Eric Blair M.B.A. CCO Argonaut MS Page 5 of 65 BARDA INDUSTRY DAY 2020 | PARTICIPANT LIST th October 27 , 2020 | VIRTUAL EVENT First Name Last Name Degree Title Organization Gretta Blatner M.P.H. Special Assistant to the Director BARDA/OD Steven Bloom B.S. CEO Synterus Therapeutics Mike Blyth M.B.A. President STTH Henri Bodeau M.A. Crossject Neil Bodie D.V.M CEO Paradigm Immunotherapeutics Inc Hans Boehringer Ph.D. DCN Diagnostics Joseph Bogan Ph.D. Director Mriglobal John Bogdan Ph.D. Senior Consultant JPEO CRBRN Medical Dorothee Bond M.P.H. Senior Analyst ASPR Ludovic Bonnet Ph.D. Chemical Engineering Enesi Pharma Limited WENDY BOONE M.P.H. VP Operations WENDY E BOONE Brittany Boone IT Support Specialist BARDA/OD Philippe Bordeau M.S. Vice President Alaxia David Borhani Ph.D. Director Platform Ginkgo Bioworks Inc. Commercialization Pharma Oleg Borisov M.S. Project Officer BARDA/IEIDD Jarrod Borkat M.B.A. VP Corporate Strategy Emergent Biosolutions Zachary Bornholdt Ph.D. Senior Director Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc. Aken Bosch Ph.D. CRM Testing BARDA/DRIVe Ellen Bosl M.S. Senior Director R&D 3M Michael Bosley M.S. President Goldbelt C6 LLC Donna Boston M.S. Project Officer BARDA/DRIVe David Boucher Ph.D. Health Scientist BARDA/CBRN Dave Bourke M.B.A. Program Manager Tunnell Government Services Inc. Casey Boutwell Ph.D.
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