Latina America
Mexico D.F., Mexico
With a background of more than 20 years of research experience, Dr. Javier Cervantes has been with the group since 2000. As a managing director and partner, he is overseeing all projects within Psyma Latina on a day-to-day basis. A visiting professor at the University of San Antonio, Texas, he holds a Chair at the Institute of Technology and Superior Studies, University of the Americas and is a member of the Autonomous National University of Mexico, Accounting and Business Administration Faculty. Dr. Cervantes holds a Ph.D. from the University of Austin, Texas.
Thomas Weid is an associate director at Psyma International Medical, headquartered in Nuremberg-Rückersdorf/Germany. Offering 10 years of research experience, Thomas has specialized in epidemiological studies and health economics evaluations. After a 2-year stint working as a technical director at Psyma Latina, Mexico, Thomas has returned to Psyma's European headquarters and serves as your contact for all Latin American studies.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Ana Schaeffer is managing director of Psyma Pesquisas de Mercado in Brazil and a native Brazilian with British and French roots. Ana received her educational and professional formation in the UK, Spain, Germany and the USA. Her focus is on international/cross cultural healthcare and pharmacological projects and successfully adapting international projects for the Brazilian & South American markets. As a partner of Psyma in Sao Paulo, Ana now provides local and international clients with expert consultancy and fluent communication in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
In Latin America, we focus on the pharmaceutical industry, except the non-medically-supervised use of Rx preparations, self-medication and gender-specific health behavior. With a rich background working in this region for more than 20 years in conjunction with our powerful network of partner agencies in all major commercial hubs, we can offer our clients both an extensive know-how and acute awareness of the socio-economic and cultural conditions in each of the individual countries that Psyma covers, such as Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Chile.
