"When your inner dialogue doesn't align with your external environment, things won't turn out right," explains Mayah Curtis. Join Pratima and Mayah as they discuss how through leadership, you can create an environment of empowerment and elevation. 
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Mayah Curtis is a Senior Principal in Commercial Services at IQVIA. With over fifteen years of experience in healthcare analytics and technology consulting services in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, she is widely recognized for her visionary executive leadership, highlighted by a passion for entrepreneurship and organizational growth. Mayah built and led the rapid growth of commercial analytics and outsourcing practices spanning sales, marketing, client services and corporate development.

At IQVIA, Mayah is leading the innovation and commercialization of new artificial intelligence machine learning offerings across U.S.businesses and in global partnerships. She also established the U.S. commercial outsourcing practice nationwide and led significant revenue and operational expansion; founded the IQVIA Academy, a high-potential leadership development program with a healthcare industry footprint of alums; drove acquisitions and integrations, achieving new market entries; and, led critical consulting engagements.  Mayah’s achievements have been recognized multiple times by IQVIA with her nominations for the CEO Leadership Award. 

Prior to IQVIA, Mayah held consulting roles at IBM Watson and OptumHealth.  She completed clinical research at Harvard Medical School, University of California San Francisco, and UMASS Memorial Medical Center.

Mayah leads a life coaching and consulting practice, New Beginnings.  Her focus is on ‘coming alive inside to begin living one’s legacy’.  She is a “Designing Your Life” certified coach, one of a few hundred in the world.    

Mayah holds a Master of Business Administration from Georgetown University, and a Bachelors from College of the Holy Cross.  She serves as VP on the San Francisco City College Board Foundation and a Director on the CMR Institute Board.  She’s a mentor with Girls, Inc. Women of Impact and SHE-CAN (advising young women from post-conflict countries to become leaders who change their nation). In the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association, she is a Rising Star Award recipient and annually in the professional mentorship program.  She is engaged in several Silicon Valley professional leadership organizations.  She is a guest lecturer and regularly publishes on leadership and management.  With Habitat for Humanity Global Village, she led and volunteered throughout Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and South America.