Healthcare technology
10 healthcare data licensing experts
These ten current and former professionals have led data licensing, data partnerships and real-world data partnerships for healthcare data businesses and life sciences companies. A reader can learn how healthcare data licensing experts approach their work from people who have done it.
Professionals to explore
01—10Abeezer Tapia
LinkedInExperience: SVP & General Manager, Real-World Data · Clarivate
SVP & General Manager, Real-World Data at Clarivate (2024–2025), and SVP & General Manager, DRG Commercial Solutions and Real-World Data at Clarivate since 2025. Earlier roles include Head of Commercial Development at Verily Health (2020–2023); the profile says he has owned the P&L and driven revenue growth for B2B and B2B2C companies.
Chad Bader
LinkedInExperience: VP Data Partnerships, Data & Analytics · EVERSANA
Former VP Data Partnerships, Data & Analytics at EVERSANA (2022–2023). He was then Sr. Director - Real-World Data & Analytics at Clarivate (2023–2025) and Director of Life Science Business Development - AI & Health Tech Lead at Truveta (2025–2026), and has been Area Vice President - Channel Partnerships at Komodo Health since 2026.
Heather von Allmen
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director, Data Licensing and Partnerships · PPD™ CorEvitas™ Clinical Registries
Senior Director, Data Licensing and Partnerships at PPD CorEvitas Clinical Registries since 2021. Before that she was VP, HEOR RWE Solutions at Prognos Health (2018–2021) and Sr. Principal at IMS Health (2001–2016); the profile describes a health care data executive who has worked closely with life science customers.
Jim Robbins
LinkedInExperience: SVP Real World Evidence Partnerships · egnite Health
Former SVP Real World Evidence Partnerships at egnite Health (2023–2024), and in RWE Business Development and Partnerships at Evernorth Health Services since 2026. Other roles include SVP, Life Sciences at Arcadia (2021–2022) and AVP, Clinical Trial Services RWE at CVS Health (2023); the profile describes building data solutions for pharmaceutical, biotech and device companies.
Kerry Thompson
LinkedInExperience: Director, Data Partnerships · BC Platforms
Former Director, Data Partnerships at BC Platforms (2021–2026), and Data Partner Onboarding Manager in a contract role at Wessex SDE, part of the NHS Research Secure Data Environment Network, since 2026. The profile says she builds partnerships and operational frameworks that enable ethical, compliant access to clinical data for research.
Lucas Paz
LinkedInExperience: Director of Data Partnerships · Gradient Health
Director of Data Partnerships at Gradient Health since 2025; the profile says he leads global data partnership strategy at the company, which builds medical AI infrastructure around diverse, high-quality imaging datasets. Previous roles include Project Strategy Manager (2024–2025) and Regional Commercial Manager B2B (2020–2024) at Dasa.
Margaret Hogue
LinkedInExperience: Area Vice President, Data Partnerships · Veradigm®
Area Vice President, Data Partnerships at Veradigm since 2022. She was Director Data Partnerships, National Data Expert at Veradigm in 2022 and National Data Expert, Partnerships and Alliances at Veradigm (2018–2022), and earlier Senior Account Manager, Data and Research at Allscripts (2017).
Nicole Bailey Ledford
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, RWD Partnerships · Aetion, a Datavant Company
Former Vice President, RWD Partnerships at Aetion, a Datavant Company (2022–2025). She has been VP, Strategic Partnerships and Data Strategy at SALESEER since 2026, and the profile headline lists healthcare data acquisition and real-world data. Earlier she was VP of Field Science, Life Sciences Business at Health Catalyst (2021–2022).
Veronika Raczova
LinkedInExperience: Director of RWD Operations and Partnerships · Hypherdata
Director of RWD Operations and Partnerships at Hypherdata since 2025, and Partnership Liaison Director there since 2024, after serving as Hospital Partnerships Manager (2023–2024). The profile says she focuses on driving adoption of the company's real-world data procurement platform for pharma, biotech and medical device clients.
Walter Rodriguez
LinkedInExperience: Director, Real World Data (RWD) Activation & Partnerships · Pfizer
Director, Real World Data (RWD) Activation & Partnerships at Pfizer since 2024, after serving as Senior Manager, Real World Data Partnerships (2022–2024) and Global Commercial Procurement Manager RWD & Commercial Analytics (2019–2022) at Pfizer. The profile describes work on real-world data partnership strategy and scaling real world data solutions.
Choose the right perspective
Decide whether you need someone who sold or licensed healthcare data from the data owner's side or someone who sourced and partnered on it from a life sciences buyer's side, since the two views differ. Then match the person's data type, such as registries, claims and records data, or imaging, to the data you are working with.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01What makes a real-world data partnership worth signing for both the data owner and the licensee?
- 02How do you evaluate the quality and fitness of a healthcare dataset before licensing it?
- 03What slows down healthcare data licensing deals most often, and how do you keep them moving?
Reaching healthcare data licensing experts
How can I contact one of these healthcare data licensing experts?
Pick one of the 10 people on this page and choose "Book a paid call", or describe your project to find others. You offer a fee for a 15-minute call or a written answer, Instant Expert finds the person's work email and sends the invitation, and they decide whether to accept. The list covers 10 companies, including Clarivate, EVERSANA and PPD™ CorEvitas™ Clinical Registries, based on profile data retrieved on October 9, 2026. Being listed here doesn't mean someone has agreed to take calls.
How much does it cost to reach healthcare data licensing experts?
You choose the offer, starting at $5 per person. It includes Instant Expert's 20% fee, so an offer that pays the person $100 costs you $125. You're charged only when the person books the call or sends the answer.
What if they don't reply?
You pay nothing. Instant Expert sends follow-up reminders, and if the person hasn't booked or answered within 7 days, the request expires and any hold on your card is released. You can invite several of the 10 people on this list at once and cap your total spend, so you pay only for the ones who accept.
Can an AI agent ask one of these healthcare data licensing experts a question?
Yes. An agent with a USDC wallet on Base can ask one question without an Instant Expert account. It names the person, for example by the LinkedIn URL on this page, and pays per ask over x402 (HTTP 402). The person answers in writing or by voice note, and if nobody answers within 7 days, the payment goes back to the wallet automatically. x402 docs
About this directory
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