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Alejandra Ulnik
Global Value Team Lead en Boehringer Ingelheim
Alejandra Ulnik is the Global Value Team Lead at Boehringer Ingelheim, a prominent role within the global pharmaceutical industry. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics and an MBA, which underpin her extensive expertise in healthcare management and analytics.
Her professional background includes significant experience in healthcare management consulting across Latin America (LATAM) and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). This diverse experience has equipped her with a robust understanding of market dynamics and strategic decision-making in the pharmaceutical sector.1
Ulnik's leadership at Boehringer Ingelheim focuses on portfolio optimization and leveraging analytics to enhance value creation within the company. Her role is critical in navigating the complexities of global healthcare markets and driving initiatives that align with the company's strategic goals.1
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Perspectives
Yesterday we went to a Chilean restaurant in Germany and the tablecloth had the imagine of a Chilean map crossing the entire EU continent. Although it felt strange to see the map this way, it conveyed the message very effectively: Chile is really long, so long that its longitude is about the same as the entire EU continent, but it takes this view to process it, even more so, when the user is not familiar with LATAM magnitudes.
It made me reflect on the importance of thinking of your audience when trying to convey a message in an effective way. Their background, beliefs, cyrcle of infleunce. At the same time how easy your audience can be confused or manipulated when information is presented in an unclear way…
…For those who still wonder, no, Argentina cannot be visited from north to south by car in a week! :)
We are bringing assets to life, just like the sculpture
When I joined the corporate team to work on Survodutide in MASH, I knew my role would be important. But important how? Or in what way? I couldn’t totally define it. After seeing the sculpture that was featured at Boehringer's EASL congress booth last week I understood that its importance and beauty is related to our ability as a team to bring the asset to life.
Bringing things to life or else, being able to restore them, is an amazing power that unite us all as human beings and can have a huge impact on patients.
Thank you to the teams that help bring new assets to life Learn more about MASH (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis) and Global Fatty Liver Day @ https://lnkd.in/dMgBWqJ5
