Connor Holmes

Connor Holmes has a diverse work experience in the healthcare industry. Connor is currently serving as the Director at Lumina Medical Group since November 2022. Before that, they worked at Atlantis Health, where they held various roles including Strategy and Partnerships, Country Manager, and Director of Strategy and Business Development. At Atlantis Healthcare, they focused on developing patient access and physician familiarisation programs, supporting patients and physicians post-PBS, and aligning clients' objectives.

Connor also worked at AbbVie in a consulting role as a Commercial Manager in Oncology and as a Pipeline Project Manager in Immunology. Prior to that, they served as the Business Unit Manager for Hospital and Specialty Care at Sanofi, where they led the sales and marketing functions for cardiovascular, renal, and osteoarthritis therapy areas. During their tenure, they restored salesforce and marketing engagement and achieved growth for major brands.

Before Sanofi, Connor was the Head of Marketing for Diabetes Care at Roche Diagnostics, leading a team to deliver projects supporting effective diabetes self-management and driving sales of diabetes monitoring and management products. Connor also gained experience in DTC and retail pharmacy programs.

In their earlier years, Connor worked at sanofi-aventis in various roles including Marketing Manager for Diabetes/Cardiovascular, Marketing Manager for Acomplia, Marketing Manager for Clexane, and Senior Product Manager for Tritace. Connor also spent three years in the US hospital sales environment working on diabetes portfolio at sanofi-aventis USA and achieved recognition as the Regional Sales Champion.

Overall, Connor Holmes has a strong background in sales, marketing, strategy, and partnerships within the healthcare industry, with a focus on patient management and commercial objectives.

Connor Holmes earned a Graduate Diploma in Business from The University of Auckland from 1999 to 2000, with a focus on Marketing/Marketing Management, General. Prior to that, from 1992 to 1994, they completed a Master of Science (MSc) in Biosciences from The University of Auckland.