Devon Healy

Devon Healy has a diverse range of work experience in various industries. They started their career as an Intern at the Development Bank of Mongolia, where they conducted research to provide strategic guidance for a railway proposal. They then worked as an Analyst at R3 Management, a real estate investment firm, where they identified portfolio opportunities and managed relationships. After that, Devon worked as a Business Development Manager at Nine Feet Tall, where they led outbound sales for a consultancy specializing in business analysis and organizational change.

Devon then transitioned into the healthcare sector, joining Ipsos Healthcare as a Research Analyst, Senior Research Analyst, and later as an Account Manager. In these roles, they supported the development, launch, and market optimization of brands for pharmaceutical companies. They managed custom research across various specialties and partnered with clients on pre-launch market landscape research.

Following their time at Ipsos Healthcare, Devon worked at bioStrategies Group as a Consultant and later as a Senior Consultant. In these roles, they performed asset evaluations, revenue forecasts, and commercial due diligence in the healthcare sector. They provided strategy advice to clients, including pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and private equity.

Devon then joined Bionest Partners as a Manager, where they likely continued to provide strategic support to clients in the healthcare industry. Currently, Devon is employed at Accenture as a Strategy Manager, but no specific details about their role have been provided.

Devon Healy attended New Canaan High School from 2002 to 2007, where they did not earn a specific degree or study a particular field. Devon went on to pursue their Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in History at Colgate University from 2007 to 2011. After a gap of six years, in 2017, Devon enrolled at General Assembly to study Data Analytics, although no specific degree name or field of study was mentioned. Devon then pursued a Master of Science (MSc) degree in International Development at the University of Bath from 2012 to 2014.