Cynthia B.

Cynthia B. has a strong background in business development and strategic partnerships. Cynthia is currently the Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at BRANY, where they support sponsors and investigators involved in biomedical research. Prior to their current position, Cynthia worked at Emmes as the Director of Business Development, where they built and delivered a partnership program and ecosystem for the clinical research industry. Cynthia also served as the Team Lead at Washington State - Staying Open, Staying Safe Private - Public Collaborations. Earlier in their career, they held roles at IRB Advisors, Inc. and Seattle Childrens Research Institute, where they focused on regulatory market intelligence and sponsored research management. Cynthia's extensive experience also includes positions at Anthem Grant and Advocacy and Beyond Emancipation, where they served as Chief Grants Officer and Director of Development, respectively. Throughout their career, Cynthia has demonstrated expertise in strategic planning, partnership development, and fundraising.

Cynthia B. has a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Cultural Anthropology from Bryn Mawr College. Cynthia also holds a Master's Degree from the University of Pennsylvania, although the field of study for this degree is not provided. Cynthia has studied Art History, Criticism, and Conservation at The Barnes Foundation. In 2015-2016, they participated in the Bio Regulatory Affairs Certificate Program at the University of Washington.

In terms of certifications, Cynthia is a certified Advocate with the Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs (WCSAP), obtained in August 2020. Cynthia also has a certification in Bio Regulatory Affairs from the University of Washington, although the specific details of when and where this certification was obtained are not provided.