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Ana de Lillo, PhD, has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Ana is currently serving as the Vice President of International Strategic Business Growth at CENTOGENE, where they focus on accelerating and de-risking drug discovery, development, and commercialization in the field of rare diseases. Prior to this, Ana worked at IQVIA as a Senior Real World Business Partner & team lead and as a Senior Director of Account Management in Real-World Insights. Ana also held the position of Director of Business Development in Real-World & Late Phase Research at Quintiles. Before that, Ana worked at OptumInsight as a Director of Business Development, specializing in late phase/post-marketing. Ana began their career at Chiltern International, where they held multiple roles including Account Manager, Business Development Executive, and Regulatory Affairs Officer. Ana also has experience as a Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Guy's Hospital, King's College London, and as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Western Infirmary Glasgow, Immunology Department. Ana started their career as a Project Manager at Dentaid S.A., handling various responsibilities in the R&D department and providing scientific support for the development and launch of new products. Ana's work experience demonstrates their expertise in business development, regulatory affairs, strategic planning, and real-world research in the healthcare industry.

Ana de Lillo, PhD has a diverse education history. Ana completed a Senior Management Program at IE Business School Executive Education in 2020 and also completed an execonline course in Leading Strategic Growth at Columbia Business School in the same year. Prior to that, they attended Pharmacy College from 2006 to 2007, where they studied Regulatory Affairs and European procedures. In 2003 to 2004, they pursued an Exec Master degree in Pharmabusiness at Pharma Business School. Ana de Lillo obtained their PhD in Microbiology from Universidad de Oviedo, although the specific dates are not provided. Ana also attended Universidad de Oviedo from 1985 to 1990, but the degree and field of study for that period are unknown.