Henry Skinner is the CEO of the AMR Action Fund, leveraging a deep background as a microbiologist, venture investor, and pharmaceutical executive to address antimicrobial resistance. His career includes leadership roles at Tekla Capital Management and Novartis Venture Fund, alongside CEO positions at biotech firms. He holds a PhD in Microbiology and an MS in Bioethics from Harvard.
Henry has a long-standing personal interest in microbiology and the history of medicine, which began during his undergraduate studies. This passion has driven his 25-year career in biotech and pharma, where he has consistently focused on developing novel antibiotics and tackling infectious diseases.
He once ran a company that focused on discovering new antibiotics by isolating them from the environment.
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