Pamela Spence

Global Health Sciences and Wellness Industry Leader @EY

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2018 — Present

Global Health Sciences and Wellness Industry Leader @EY

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A global health care transformation is underway. Interventions that are doctor-driven and manage disease are giving way to consumer-centric, preventative approaches that promote lasting behaviour change. Empowered consumers are demanding, and thus driving, this shift. Equipped with better information, these consumers want more control of their care – and they want it to be convenient, affordable and personalized. In addition, new technologies are redefining not only what kind of care is delivered but how and where such care is offered. The move to anytime anywhere care promises to reduce health costs, while improving quality and outcomes. The rise of the empowered consumer, coupled with advancements in technology and the emergence of digitally-focused entrants, is shifting power away from payers, providers, and Life Sciences companies to new organizations in the ecosystem. As a result, how health care services are delivered will gradually, and then suddenly, change. Increasingly, value will be created by platforms that connect, combine and share data to improve outcomes for all. To retain relevancy in this environment, traditional health organizations must rethink every aspect of the business, from capital strategy, to partnering with different stakeholders, to creating focused, patient-centric operating models. EY brings together a worldwide network of more than professionals in a new Health Sciences and Wellness architecture to help clients deliver on their strategic goals, design optimal operating models and form the right partnerships. We work across the ecosystem to understand the implications of today’s trends, proactively finding solutions to business issues, and positioning clients to seize the upside of disruption in our transformative age. It will soon be possible to connect petabytes of health data and the human body will be the biggest data platform of all. When that happens, how will organizations in the health ecosystem capture value?

EDUCATION

2011 — 2011

Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management

Business Strategy

1987 — 1990

University of Nottingham

Bsc(Hons), Chemistry

2014 — 2014

INSEAD LATAM

Business Strategy, Large scale change management

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