HCI is led, advised and supported by people and organisations with experience across healthcare, policy, regulation, supply, digitalisation and sustainability.
Founding Members established HCI to create a neutral place for questions that cross organisational and sector boundaries. Their combined experience gives the Institute an end-to-end view of the healthcare chain.
Former Director General of GIRP; former President and Board Member of EMVO.
Founder and former Head of Movianto; experienced global non-executive director and trustee.
Former Senior Vice President at Cencora, with previous senior roles at WBA, Pfizer and Intuitive Surgical.
More than 25 years of experience in international finance, supply chain and digital transformation.
Former Director, Digital Health and Public Policy Healthcare, GS1 former Deputy Director General of GIRP.
The Advisory Board strengthens HCI’s work with independent expertise and perspectives from across the healthcare value chain. Members help inform priorities, challenge assumptions and test whether research, methodologies and practical outputs remain relevant to policy, regulatory and operational realities.
Advisory Board member supporting HCI’s supply-chain and operational perspective.
Connects science, strategy and EU health systems.
Senior European policy experience, with senior roles at the European Parliament, GSK, Oxfam, MSD and Burson (CEO and Chair 2002–2016); Senior Adviser at BOLDT BPI.
Former SVP EU Supply Chain at Teva and Managing Director of Merckle GmbH.
Advisory Board member supporting HCI’s logistics and life-sciences perspective.
Strategic science, climate and EU policy expert.
Advisory Board member supporting HCI’s policy and market-access perspective.
Extensive EU and pharmaceutical-policy experience.
Former Secretary General of COCIR and CPME.
Former Head of the Austrian Medicines Agency and former Chair of the EMA Management Board.
HCI members contribute evidence, expertise and operational experience to questions affecting the healthcare value chain as a whole. Membership connects organisations from different parts of the chain around work that no single member could complete alone.
HCI is established as an AISBL in Belgium. Its statutory bodies provide formal oversight; its leadership and secretariat guide the programme and administration; the Advisory Board brings independent challenge; and working groups develop the thematic work with members and invited experts.
