Background
Zlateva, Gergana P. was born in September 1971 in Varna, Bulgaria. Daughter of Peter L. Zlatev and Valentina G. Zlateva.
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Gergana P. Zlateva, American pharmaceutical executive, director. Achievements include establishing 1st Center for Social Partnership, Moscow; establishing 1st Center for Women Management, Komi Republic, Russia. Recipient Best Poster award, European Congress ISPOR, Dublin, 2007, Lyrica Team award, Pfizer Global Medical and Global Research and Development, 2008; Training grant, United States Agency International Development, 1999—2000.
Education
Bachelor, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, 1994. Master of Public Administration, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, 1996. Doctor of Philosophy, Fordham University, New York City, 2004.
Career
Programme manager United Nations Development Programme, New York City, 1996—1997, Moscow, 1998, United Nations Educational, Moscow, 1999—2000. Manager, worldwide outcomes research Pfizer, New York City, 2004—2006, associate director, outcomes research, 2006—2007, director, team leader, global outcomes research, since 2007. Consultant Interexperts Incorporated, New York York City, since 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Class representative, Parents Association Browning School, New York City, since 2007. Fellow: Winston Foundation World Peace, American Academy Ophthalmology. Member: International Health Economics Association, International Society Pharmacoepidemiology, International Society Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research.
Connections
Married Philippe H. Elghouayel. Children: Arthur Eric Elghouayel, Paul Anrie Elghouayel.
Awards
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Recipient Best Poster award, European Congress ISPOR, Dublin, 2007, Lyrica Team award, Pfizer Global Medical and Global Research and Development, 2008. Training grant, United States Agency International Development, 1999—2000.Recipient Best Poster award, European Congress ISPOR, Dublin, 2007, Lyrica Team award, Pfizer Global Medical and Global Research and Development, 2008. Training grant, United States Agency International Development, 1999—2000.