Conferences

World Vaccine
Congress 2022

Jason Hall

“We’re seeing unprecedented vaccine developments driving new opportunities and highlighting ongoing challenges across the vaccine and disease prevention ecosystem.”

Jason Hall

The World Vaccine Congress will take place April 18–21 in Washington, DC. Avalere’s vaccines experts will be participating in 2 panel sessions on Wednesday, April 20:

  • 9:10 AM ET: “How Can We Build a More Resilient Public Health Infrastructure for Vaccines?” - Loren Becker
  • 11:40 AM ET: “Data-Driven Health Advocacy to Inform Vaccine Policy Reforms” - Jason Hall

Our cross-functional team will be available to share their thinking relative to novel platform technologies, regulatory and policy evolution, commercialization lifecycles, flexible vaccine manufacturing capabilities, supply chain enhancements, and disparities in vaccination coverage and immunization rate recovery.

Meet Our
Experts

The Avalere experts below will attend World Vaccine Congress this year. Click the button to the right to set up a time to meet with them and see how Avalere can help your business.

Loren BeckerLoren Becker

Associate Principal, Policy

Expertise: R&D-enabling policies and incentives, global regulatory pathways, global epidemic preparedness, cross-sector partnership

Alessandra FixAlessandra Fix

Consultant II, Policy

Expertise: Federal and state level policy, Medicare/Medicaid coverage, vaccine financing, and immunization information systems

Jason HallJason Hall

Managing Director, Policy

Expertise: Product development, commercialization, policy, influenza, respiratory syncytial virus infections, COVID-19

Sarah MoselleSarah Moselle

Consultant II, Policy

Expertise: Immunization program development, global vaccine delivery, monitoring and evaluation, access pathways for novel immunization products​

John C. NealJohn C. Neal

Managing Director, Market Access & Reimbursement

Expertise: Adult and pediatric influenza vaccines launch and commercialization, market access and payer strategy, development and execution

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