Henry Ames

General Manager
Sensitech Life Sciences

Henry Ames serves as the General Manager for Sensitech’s Life Sciences division. He is responsible for corporate strategy, business development, strategic marketing and sales. Prior to Sensitech, he was a principal at Megunticook Management, a venture capital firm in Boston with $150 million under management and investments in promising communications, media, and technology companies.

Ames earned an MBA from the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business at Babson College, and a double major in Business Management and Entrepreneurship from Florida State University. He serves on the Board of Overseers of the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC), Boston, MA and has served on both the Committee for Patient Care Safety and Community Benefits Committee. He is a member of the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) and sits on the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Time and Temperature Task Force (TTTF).

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New Ways of Thinking and Operating to Drive Business Value

Sunday, April 9th, 2017

16:45 Intimate Roundtable Discussion Groups

1. The Total Cost of Loss
Henry Ames, General Manager, Sensitech Life Sciences

2. Managing Complex Procurement Challenges
Mitchel Syp, Vice President Country Head of Industry Vertical Healthcare, USA Panalpina, Inc.

3. The Certified Cargo Screening Program
Thomas Friedman, Industry Engagement Manager, Surface Air Cargo TSA

4. Beyond "Lessons Learned" - Surprising Serialization Benefits and Challenges Uncovered
Lisa Hamlin, Associate Director, Information Technology - Serialization, Allergan

5. Product Launches and Speed to Market
S. Greg Magnusen, Senior Director, Global Supply Chain, Eli Lilly and Company

6. The Weak Links in the Data Chain
Stephen Winyard, Pharma Cold Chain Industry Expert, Envirotainer

7. Myths and Reality on Total Landed Costs (TLC)
Camille Madelon, Director, Strategy and Business Development, Envirotainer