Joanne Berger-Sweeney is an accomplished neuroscientist and academic leader, now serving as CEO of Health and Science Solutions, Inc. As the former President of Trinity College, she championed inclusive excellence and strategic growth. Her scientific research contributed to the development of a key treatment for Alzheimers disease and she holds several patents.
Growing up in Los Angeles, she developed a love for musicals, skateboarding, and the beach. She enjoys ballroom dancing, especially Latin dances, with her husband, who is also a neuroscientist. For a relaxing Saturday night, she prefers watching a movie with her family over pizza.
Interesting fact: Her scientific work included doing the proof-of-concept research on galantamine (Razadyne), one of the worlds most-used drugs for treating Alzheimers disease.
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