Beaconcure
Chuck Gelb currently serves as Vice President of Global Sales at Beaconcure, focusing on integrating machine learning, automation, and AI in clinical validation and programming since April 2025. Previously, Gelb held the position of Chief Commercial Officer at PHASTAR from June 2021 to April 2025, where the emphasis was on developing commercial strategies and driving data-driven decision-making in biometrics. Gelb's career at Cytel spanned from January 2009 to April 2021, during which time leadership roles included Vice President and Executive Director of North American Sales, with a focus on innovative solutions and global sales strategy. Additionally, Gelb served as Senior Director of Business Development, where efforts were directed toward enhancing market awareness and service expansion. Earlier experience includes a role as Business Development Executive at Medpace, where new client acquisition and sales proposal development were key responsibilities. Chuck Gelb holds an MBA in Pharmaceutical Management from Rutgers University - Newark and a MA in Biotechnology from Boston University.
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Beaconcure
BeaconCure leverages artificial intelligence to improve mission-critical business challenges in drug development and regulatory approvals. The Company’s first product is a cloud-based, AI-driven clinical data analytics platform, tailored to improve the quality and significantly reduce cycle time of regulatory submissions.With BeaconCure,companies can rapidly and effectively validate summary data against sources, manage risks, correct inconsistencies in clinical data tables and text, and produce error-free submissions ready for regulatory approval. Pharmaceutical companies and contract research organizations can utilize BeaconCure’s solution to reduce risks and costs and accelerate time to market.BeaconCure is currently collaborating with multinational pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer and clinical research organizations in the U.S, primarily in the Boston area.