Cristin Liberatore is the Senior Director of Commercial Strategy at IQVIA Digital. She drives the development and execution of go-to-market strategies for digital offerings, focusing on the Pharma segment.

Justine Wetzel is the Director of Talent Acquisition for the U.S. commercial side of the business at IQVIA. She's a leading member of IQVIA's early career talent acquisition team who partners with Universities across the U.S. To learn more about careers at IQVIA please visit https://jobs.iqvia.com/en

Korryn Shore is senior at Saint Joseph’s University pursuing a degree in Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business, with a minor in International Business, and is preparing for a career in the pharmaceutical industry.

The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a healthcare marketer who is also a Pharma Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, pharmaceutical sales, & healthcare supply chain.

Father Peter Clark is Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at Saint Joseph's University. Additionally, he is the prestigious Director of Catholic Bioethics, Institute of Clinical Bioethics, as well as McShain Ethics Chair. If you're interested in supporting the Institute of Clinical Bioethics, Father Clark can be emailed at ⁠pclark@sju.edu⁠. Finally, if listeners want to learn more, and/or donate to The Institute of Clinical Bioethics, please see the following link: https://www.sju.edu/centers/icb ⁠

The co-host for this episode is Pierce Young. He's a senior at Saint Joseph's University where he is a member of PILOT (i.e. Pharmaceutical Industry Leaders of Tomorrow) and a student athlete on the rowing team as a coxswain. Upon graduation in May 2026 he's seeking an opportunity in healthcare supply chain.

The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a healthcare marketer who is also a Pharma Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, pharmaceutical sales, & healthcare supply chain.

In this episode of Path to Commercialization in Healthcare from the Saint Joseph's University Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business Program, Amy Whitcomb (Associate Director of Content Management) shares her extensive healthcare marketing background & insight.

The co-host for this episode is Maxwell Rosado. He's a freshman at Saint Joseph's University where he is exploring what his career focus might be. Outside the classroom he does a ton of community service for kids throughout Philadelphia, and loves to learn.

The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a healthcare marketer who is also a Pharma Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, pharmaceutical sales, & healthcare supply chain.

In this episode of Path to Commercialization in Healthcare from the Saint Joseph's University Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business Program, Alex Porion (Director Direct Sourcing, Risk Management & Contracting at Alkermes) shares his rich perspective on supply chain throughout the globe. He grew up in France but now resides in Ireland.

The co-host for this episode is a sophomore from Saint Joseph's University, Mady Hubbard. She's an honors student who is majoring in Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business and minoring in Leadership, Ethics & Organizational Sustainability. On campus she's actively engaged in campus life as a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity, the Dean's Leadership Program, the Pharmaceutical Industry Leaders of Tomorrow (PILOT), and is a Kinney Center SCHOLAR where she supports individuals with autism.

The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a healthcare marketer who is also a Pharma Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, pharmaceutical sales, & healthcare supply chain.

In this episode of Path to Commercialization in Healthcare from the Saint Joseph's University Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business Program we interview the inspiring Founder & CEO of PreHealth, a boutique brand growth creative agency. Mike is an accomplished entrepreneur who previously spread his wings as a Global Chief Creative Officer on the agency side.

The co-host for this episode is a senior at Saint Joseph's University, Christian Downie. He is an active member of the St. Joe’s Pharmaceutical Industry Leaders of Tomorrow (PILOT) club, the American Marketing Association (AMA), and is a St. Joe’s Haub School of Business ambassador.

The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a healthcare marketer who is also a Pharma Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, pharmaceutical sales, & healthcare supply chain.

In this episode of Path to Commercialization in Healthcare from the Saint Joseph's University Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business Program, we interview several accomplished SJU Hawk pharma sales alums who now work together in the Incyte Dermatology Sales organization. Our guests for this episode are Rob Treml (VP of Sales), Pat Carroll (Dermatology Business Director), Nicole Bondoc (Dermatology Therapeutic Specialist), & Alexis Yurgin (Dermatology Therapeutic Specialist).

Carly Poff is returning to be this episode's co-host. She is a rising senior double majoring in Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business and International Business, with aspirations of pursuing a career in sales and marketing. Her campus involvement includes participating in the Co-Op Program; serving as Director of Fundraising for the Pharmaceutical Industry Leaders of Tomorrow (PILOT); Vice President of Alpha Phi Fraternity, Vice President of Health, Wellness, and Accountability with Alpha Phi; Community Partnership Coordinator for Gompers Elementary School through SJU Weekly Service; and being active in the Society of International Business.

The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a healthcare marketer who is also an Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, pharmaceutical sales, & healthcare supply chain.

In this podcast episode of Path to Commercialization in Healthcare from the Saint Joseph's University Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business Program, Dan English of St. Luke's University Health Network shares his perspective on inventory control.

The student co-host for this episode is Yara Memar. She's a first year honors student who is majoring in Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business. On campus she's involved in Pharmaceutical Industry Leaders of Tomorrow (PILOT), Women in Business, and in Chapel Choir.

The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a passionate healthcare marketer who is also an Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, healthcare supply chain, & pharmaceutical sales.

In this episode of Path to Commercialization in Healthcare from the Saint Joseph's University Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business Program, Mike Greenberg shares his career journey which has led to a leading Medical Affairs role with a pharmaceutical company.

This episode’s co-host, Sabhorak “Sabo” Horn, is a newly graduated PharmD/MBA and licensed pharmacist, bringing a strong clinical foundation and business mindset to conversations in medical affairs. Sabo is focused on building a career at the intersection of healthcare, biotechnology, and scientific strategy, with a long-term goal of one day building his own biotech and pharmaceutical company. He is passionate about medical affairs as the bridge between data, people, and real-world impact, with a growing interest in how AI and omnichannel approaches can enhance scientific communication and collaboration across the industry. Grounded in a desire to help others and bring people together, he believes that one day, when he looks back, he wants to be able to say he made a difference in the world. Outside of work, he values time with family and stays active through soccer, volleyball, and golf, enjoying fishing, cooking, and sharing good food and meaningful conversations.

The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a passionate healthcare marketer who is also an Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, healthcare supply chain, & pharmaceutical sales.