ICAHRIS™ - Cheryl Crompton

Management Team

President and Chairman

Dr Gabriel Pulido-Cejudo

Inventor and author, Dr Gabriel Pulido-Cejudo is President and Chairman at the International Centre for the Advancement of Health Regional Innovation and Science™.

Director, iBioSign Health Integrated Systems™

Peter Humphries

Peter Humphries is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) of iBioSign Health Integrated Systems™.

Chief Filmmaker and Videographer

Andrés Pulido Esteva

As Chief Filmmaker and Videographer at ICAHRIS™, Andrés is responsible for our promotional and documentary videos.

Advisory Board Member

Dr Khadija El Abdaimi, PhD

A scientist with extensive experience in research and development, both in academic as well as within the Life Sciences and related industry sectors.

Advisory Board Member

Mary Stier-Meyer

Mary, a successful and vibrant entrepreneur, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Advisory Board Member

Sara Ravelo

Sara, a young, prominent musician, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Advisory Board Member

Kaylee Mak-lin

Kaylee Mak-lin, a young, aspiring research scientist, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Advisory Board Member

Jean-Marc Carisse

Jean-Marc, a prominent Canadian photographer, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Advisory Board Member

Anastasiia Karpenko

Anastasiia, gifted opera singer and artist, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Advisory Board Member

Carlos Enderle Peña

Carlos, author, director, producer and film adapter, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Advisory Board Member

Laura Camila Peñuela Cárdenas

Laura Camila Peñuela Cárdenas, a young engineer in science and medicine, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Advisory Board Member

Katherine MacRae

Katherine MacRae, a young, aspiring graphic design expert, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Advisory Board Member

Mónica Muraira

Mónica, a successful media host, has joined the advisory board of ICAHRIS™.

Former Director, BioConvergene Technologies™

Richard A. Patten

Richard A. Patten had a vast experience in the voluntary and private Sectors.

Cheryl Crompton

Executive Summary

Cheryl Crompton is a senior policy and strategy professional with an interdisciplinary background spanning health sciences, scientific research, health care delivery, government, academia and program management. In her current role as a Senior Resource Planning and Policy Advisor with the Government of Canada, she provides risk-based analysis, strategic planning, performance reporting and executive decision support for complex programmes and organisational priorities. She has also held acting leadership roles, led multidisciplinary teams, developed policy and programme frameworks and translated complex scientific, operational and financial information into clear recommendations for senior decision-makers.

Her academic foundation includes an Honours degree in Biochemistry and Nutrition and graduate-level research in molecular biology. She is currently pursuing an MSc in Health: Science, Technology and Policy at Carleton University. Her current interests focus on health technology assessment, real-world evidence, clinical research, emerging biologics and precision medicines as well as the design of evidence systems that support innovation through to implementation. She is particularly interested in strengthening the connection between research, policy, implementation and health outcomes, including how new technologies can be evaluated and integrated into health systems in ways that are effective, equitable, sustainable and responsive to end users and community needs.

Cheryl brings a practical, systems-level perspective to advisory work, combining scientific literacy, public-sector governance, strategic risk management, quality improvement, stakeholder engagement and lived experience across health care and research environments. She will contribute to the ICARHIS Advisory Board through thoughtful analysis, constructive challenge, interdisciplinary collaboration and a strong commitment to ensuring that research and innovation translate into meaningful improvements in health policy, service delivery and user access.