Dr. Paul L. Domanico is a life science executive and entrepreneur with thirty-eight years of professional experience. He is a multi-faceted, insightful leader with an outstanding record of delivering well-received corporate strategies, new business concepts, and innovative technologies and building productive interdisciplinary teams.Paul has led international and multidisciplinary teams through all phases of drug discovery, development, manufacturing, product access, treatment delivery, and technology development. He has extensive knowledge of drug and diagnostics development, chemistry, biology, information technology, global health, and venture and social capital engagement.As the VP of Technology Development at GSK (2000-2007), Paul and his team have commercialized a suite of technologies that opened new avenues for drug discovery and dramatically improved clinical success.As Founder and Managing Partner at Innovalyst, LLC (2007-2012), Paul and his partners developed a robust methodology that helped clients optimize over a dozen product portfolios, commercialize twenty-six life science technologies, and establish new markets for four existing product lines.As Senior Director of Global Health Sciences at the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) (2012-2024), Paul delivered an R&D portfolio of new medicines, diagnostics, and technologies, provides clinical science and implementation research leadership, and ensures that healthcare is dramatically improved and sustained for people living in low-resource settings.As Global Health Research Fellow (2024-), Paul leads CHAI work to catalyze the development and delivery of novel science and technology opportunities that promise to transform global health.Paul has built and sustained new organizations in the US, Europe, India, and Africa throughout his career. He creates productive and innovative cultures based on individual and team excellence. He is a business and science mentor and advisor to several global health consortia, science non-profits, universities, and medical schools.
Listed skills include Drug Discovery, Lifesciences, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, and 46 others.