IQVIA, a leading global provider of clinical research and healthcare intelligence services, recently celebrated Marie E. Lamont and Dr. Joanne Hackett, who were honored by the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association (HBA). The recognition was part of the HBA's annual awards ceremony, which recognizes outstanding women in the healthcare industry. Marie E. Lamont, the head of Real World Solutions at IQVIA, was awarded the Luminary Award, while Dr. Joanne Hackett, Vice President of Health System Services for Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia, received the Rising Star Award. Marie E. Lamont's journey at IQVIA began with the company’s 2021 acquisition of Inteliquet, where she led the Real World Solutions division. Her primary focus has been on integrating patient insights and experiences into research and care delivery, a critical area that enhances the quality and relevance of healthcare solutions. Lamont’s leadership has been instrumental in elevating the operational performance of her nearly 800-strong team, spread across the U.S., India, and Europe. Her ability to build trust and foster collaboration has made her a respected figure among IQVIA's executives and a dedicated mentor to numerous colleagues. The Luminary Award recognizes her seasoned professionalism, strategic vision, and significant contribution to advancing women in the healthcare industry. Dr. Joanne Hackett, on the other hand, has been recognized for her scientific leadership and commercial skills. She played pivotal roles in setting up prominent UK healthcare institutions such as the Academic Health Science Network and Genomics England. Dr. Hackett's work at IQVIA has been particularly notable in advancing the company's precision medicine and genomics strategies in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia. Her efforts have not only expanded IQVIA's partnership and pipeline opportunities but also underscored her commitment to mentorship and the empowerment of women in her field. The Rising Star Award highlights her impactful leadership and innovative approach, positioning her as a future leader in the industry. Ari Bousbib, IQVIA's Chairman and CEO, emphasized the significance of these recognitions: "Joanne and Marie exemplify IQVIA's culture of innovation, leadership, and passion for improving healthcare. Their recognition by the HBA is a testament to their exceptional work and unwavering dedication." The HBA's annual awards ceremony, scheduled for May 9, 2025, in Chicago, will celebrate the achievements of Marie, Joanne, and other honorees. The Luminary Award is reserved for experienced professionals who have made substantial impacts through leadership, mentoring, and driving progress, while the Rising Star Award is given to promising leaders who demonstrate exceptional talent, innovation, and a collaborative spirit. IQVIA, known for its commitment to advancing healthcare, is a global leader inclinical research services, commercial insights, and healthcare intelligence. The company's suite of solutions is powered by IQVIA Connected Intelligence™, which leverages high-quality health data, Healthcare-grade AI®, advanced analytics, and cutting-edge technologies to deliver actionable insights. With over 88,000 employees across more than 100 countries, IQVIA boasts a diverse and expert workforce focused on accelerating the development and commercialization of innovative medical treatments. One of IQVIA’s core values is responsible AI usage, ensuring that all AI capabilities adhere to the highest standards of privacy, regulatory compliance, and patient safety. This commitment is reflected in their use of various privacy-enhancing technologies and robust safeguards to protect individual patient data while generating valuable insights. These insights help biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical device companies, as well as government agencies and payers, gain a deeper understanding of diseases, human behaviors, and scientific advancements. By doing so, IQVIA aims to facilitate the discovery of cures and improve patient outcomes and population health globally. Industry insiders laud IQVIA's dedication to fostering women's leadership and innovation. The recognition of Marie and Joanne underscores the company’s efforts to create a more inclusive and diverse workforce. It also highlights the growing importance of integrating real-world data and precision medicine in the healthcare sector. Both recipients are seen as key figures who are shaping the future of healthcare through their strategic vision and hands-on contributions. In summary, Marie E. Lamont and Dr. Joanne Hackett's HBA awards reflect their remarkable achievements and the cultural values of IQVIA. Their recognitions serve as a beacon for women in healthcare, inspiring others to strive for excellence in their careers and making a lasting impact on the industry.