Jacquelyn Wright

Jacquelyn Wright, MS, PMP has a strong background in clinical operations and project management, with experience in the pharmaceutical industry. Jacquelyn has held several roles at different companies throughout their career. At Amicus Therapeutics, they served as the Senior Director of Clinical Operations and the Director of Clinical Operations, where they were responsible for the start-up, maintenance, and closeout of global clinical trials in Pompe Disease. Jacquelyn also managed direct reports and wrote essential clinical documents and presentations. Prior to their time at Amicus Therapeutics, Wright worked at Novartis as an Expert Clinical Manager, overseeing clinical trial start-up activities and closeout activities in oncology studies. Jacquelyn has experience working on trials with solid tumors and blood cancer. Before that, they worked at Merck as a Sr. Clinical Trial Specialist and at Schering-Plough Research Institute as a Research Scientist. Wright is also an Adjunct Professor at Kean University, where they teach a course on Nucleic Acid Sequencing.

Jacquelyn Wright, MS, PMP holds a Master's degree in Biology/Business from Seton Hall University, which they earned from 1989 to 1992. Jacquelyn also obtained a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology/Histology from Kean University. Additionally, Jacquelyn has a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification awarded by the Project Management Institute in 2016.