Suzanne Edwards

Suzanne Edwards is a pharmacologist-turned-economist with over 15 years’ experience across the global healthcare ecosystem. Since joining the Global AMR R&D Hub in 2019, she has led work on tracking and facilitating country-exchange on market incentives for antibacterials in the context of rising AMR. She began her career in commercial strategy for the Pharmaceutical Industry before pivoting towards public policy through time at the London School of Economics and subsequent work in comparative health systems analysis at the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies. Her focus on anti-infective markets has involved work across R&D, market intelligence, and access in both high-income and low- and middle-income settings. She has supported a wide range of stakeholders, including WHO EURO, EU agencies, the pharmaceutical sector, and global health organisations (e.g. GIZ-BMZ, ATMf, CEPI, CGD).