Gilead Sciences
Aliki Taylor

Executive Director, RWE TA Head - Oncology at Gilead Sciences

  United Kingdom

About me

Aliki Taylor is Executive Director of Epidemiology at Gilead Sciences, where she leads Real‑World Evidence in Oncology. In this role, Aliki oversees the strategy and delivery of real‑world studies across the oncology portfolio, spanning early development through post‑launch. Aliki has over 15 years' experience in the pharmaceutical industry, holding senior epidemiology leadership roles in oncology at AstraZeneca, Takeda and Amgen. Prior to industry, Aliki worked in academia and completed a Fellowship and PhD in Cancer Epidemiology. Aliki trained in medicine at UCL in London and worked in the NHS, completing specialist training in Public Health Medicine.

Schedule

My Session

Panel Discussion - Leading Pharmacovigilance in a Changing Landscape: What Needs to Evolve Next?

A discussion on how leadership in pharmacovigilance is evolving in response to increasing data, regulatory expectations, and technological change.

  • What are the biggest shifts you’re seeing in pharmacovigilance today?
  • How is the role of PV leaders changing within organisations?
  • What capabilities will future PV teams need to succeed?
  • Where should organisations focus to stay ahead in this evolving landscape?

Quality Assurance
Patient Safety
Global Pharmacovigilance
Adverse Drug Reactions

Michael Ramcharan

Managing Director at Reumat Consulting

Puja Myles

Director, Clinical Practice Research Datalink at Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency

Joanne Rogerson

Director of Operations at Resolver

Sandra Reda

Senior Pharmacovigilance Specialist at Newbridge Pharmaceuticals

Jean-Marc C. Haeusler

Global Head International Patient Safety at Roche

Aliki Taylor

Executive Director, RWE TA Head - Oncology at Gilead Sciences

AI & Machine Learning's Game-Changing Role in Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety

Aliki Taylor

Executive Director, RWE TA Head - Oncology at Gilead Sciences


AI & Automation
Drug safety