Cambridge Forum for Compliance Leaders

Deb Horwitz, Esq. has worked in the Life Sciences industry for 17 years and 13 of these years has been with Merz Aesthetics, serving in several various roles within the organization.  “Carrying a bag” or serving on the front lines as a sales representative is highly valued at Merz.  Deb was a top 5% performing sales representative with Merz for almost six (6) years after which she moved internally into the Compliance Department.  She managed corporate compliance responsibilities before being promoted to managing the HCP Compliance and Engagement department.  Today, Deb is the Sr. Director of Global Compliance Operations and Privacy.

Amie Phillips Pablo is a Senior Director, Ethics Compliance & Privacy at Novo Nordisk, Inc. where she leads the North America Privacy Office and oversees the organization’s compliance with complex government requirements. She has extensive experience with providing strategic oversight for compliance with government regulations relevant for the healthcare industry.  Specifically, Amie’s work focuses on creating and implementing ethics and compliance programs that adhere to the the mission of the organization.  Amie has worked through compliance obligations such as Drug Price Transparency, Data Ethics & Privacy, HCP/HCO Transparency, Drug Affordability, Corporate Agreements with HHS (e.g, CIA, DPA), REMS, FDA, TAA, etc.   Prior to Novo Nordisk, Amie was with Ernst & Young’s Fraud Investigation & Dispute Practice.

Anne Scheinfeldt is Assistant Deputy General Counsel for International Trade Controls at Comcast Cable. She leads the International Trade Controls program with responsibility for compliance with the EAR, ITAR, sanctions, antiboycott, and import laws. Anne has been in-house counsel for over a decade, with previous experience as Director and US Trade Controls Counsel at Cognizant, a Fortune 200 Digital Services company, and Assistant General Counsel for International Trade Compliance at UTC Aerospace Systems. In those roles she oversaw export, sanctions, and antiboycott compliance, global initiatives, and M&A due diligence and Integration work; managed ITC staff in the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Middle East regions; and conducted numerous investigations and prepared voluntary disclosures.   Anne started her career in the International Trade group at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLC. As outside counsel, she advised clients regarding export controls, sanctions, antiboycott, customs, and trade remedies, as well as anticorruption, with a focus on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). Anne obtained her AB from Harvard College, an MA in Human Rights from the University of London, and her JD from the Georgetown University Law Center.

Caity is an MBA graduate from the Schulich School of Business in Toronto. 

Prior to joining Cambridge Forums, she worked for the Government of Canada in various communications, website and research analyst positions. She has a passion for continuous learning, strategy development and relationship building. 

In her spare time, Caity enjoys hiking, being in nature and spending time with her Australian Shepherd pup.

Emily holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Queen’s University. Before joining Cambridge Forums, Emily spent ten years working as an event manager; from leading full-scope event production of gala fundraisers in Toronto, to travelling the world as a destination wedding planner, managing each event from concept to onsite execution. 

Armed with deep expertise in relationship management and event logistics, Emily looks to deliver standout participant experiences as a Forum Director. 

Outside of the office, Emily can be found scouring Spotify for new music, hosting dinner parties for her friends and family, and perfecting her golf swing.