Senior Research Associate @ GLG’s mission is to transform the way top professionals share expertise and learn. We curate custom learning experiences with professionals and thought leaders around the world. GLG organizes conversations, small group meetings, mentorships, surveys, and other interactions with a membership of more than 375,000 experts and thought leaders. Technology-driven and nimble, GLG's 900 employees work in 21 offices around the globe. GLG is the world’s largest membership for professional learning. Currently part of a team that manages a multi-million dollar portfolio of work collaborating with major healthcare management consulting firms on research within the industry. Key responsibilities include: client communication, project management, account management, recruitment of executives to GLG network, and development of content knowledge. From July 2014 to Present (1 year 6 months) Clinical Research Coordinator @ • Helped manage a post-marketing study reviewing a new diabetic drug across four large healthcare databases in the US and UK with five endpoints of interest. • Collaborated with biostatisticians, computer programmers, and physicians to develop analytic algorithms. • Analyzed and interpreted data; wrote and edited reports and manuscripts submitted to sponsors and journals. • Prepared presentations for monthly meetings. • Presented a poster at the 29th International Conference on Pharmacoepidemiology & Therapeutic Risk Management in Montreal, Canada in August 2013. • Managed a research assistant and the validation portion of the study. From August 2012 to June 2014 (1 year 11 months) Greater Philadelphia AreaChemistry Researcher @ •Worked to develop a method to induce Sulfolane crystal formation for characterization by X-ray diffraction. •Computed transitional and rotational movements of Sulfolane molecules to create a hypothetical, mathematical arrangement of the unknown crystal formation. From May 2009 to May 2011 (2 years 1 month) Research Assistant @ •Created a low-cost, biodegradable Styrofoam replacement from clay and casein. •Analyzed and interpreted data output from an Electromechanical Testing System, Instron, which tested the experimental product's strength and durability. •Co-authored a paper discussing our Styrofoam replacement product; paper published in Green Chemistry. From June 2006 to October 2006 (5 months)

B.A., Mathematics, French @ Hamilton CollegeMathematics @ Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI)University of PennsylvaniaShaker Heights High School Melissa Nezamzadeh is skilled in: Access, Stata, SPSS, PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Data Analysis, TeX, Epic, Public Speaking, Excel, Word, Outlook, Shape, Microsoft Word, Economics