African Pharmaceutical Network (APN)
David O. Odhiambo is an experienced professional in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors, currently serving as Curator at African Pharmaceutical Network since July 2020, where responsibilities include strategic direction and fostering partnerships to enhance the pharmaceutical ecosystem in Africa. David is also an Executive Board Member and Administrative Manager for the Kenya Association of Pharmaceutical Industry, instrumental in developing the KAPI Strategic Plan 2021 - 2025 and coordinating various projects. As a co-founder of Ryculture Health and Social Innovation, leadership and program design play a crucial role in empowering health advocates. Previous roles include Regulatory Affairs Manager at Novartis, where coordination of regulatory activities across 15 countries was key, and multiple pharmacist intern positions that provided extensive experience in patient care, regulatory processes, and project management. David holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Jomo Kenyatta University and is pursuing an MBA at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, alongside participation in the McKinsey Forward Professional Development Program.
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African Pharmaceutical Network (APN)
The African Pharmaceutical Network (APN) is a network that brings together pharmacy professionals, stakeholders and organizations working in the African Pharmaceutical Sector for knowledge sharing, policy shaping and innovation nurturing partnerships towards a robust pharmaceutical sector anchored on; reliable access to safe, efficacious and affordable quality medicines and pharmaceuticals services for the African people. We believe that the best way to develop the African pharmaceutical industry is to tap into the ingenuity and experiences of local players and amplify these across the continent for a robust ecosystem. Through the insights & knowledge of local players we build a resource pool for stakeholders to tap into in a quest to improve access to quality, efficacious healthcare products and technologies for the African people.