How do LATAM healthcare markets differ and what do these differences mean for Pharma and Medtech launch planning? What should global market access teams know to support affiliates in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico? How do evidence requirements, access routes, and payer expectations vary across the region?
For global market access teams planning for launch in Latin America (LATAM), understanding the diversity and complexity of this region is essential. Healthcare systems vary significantly between markets, regulatory and payer expectations differ, and health technology assessment (HTA) processes continue to evolve. These differences create both opportunities and challenges for Pharma and Medtech companies preparing evidence, developing global plans, and equipping local affiliates with the right materials to secure access.
We invite you to join us on Thursday 19th March at 3.00pm BST/4.00pm CET/12.00pm BRT/ART/
11.00am EDT/10.00am COT/9.00am CST/8.00am PDT for a Petauri Evidence webinar designed to support global teams in understanding the LATAM market access landscape.
In this session, Louise Maddison (Senior Consultant – Global Pricing and Market Access, Petauri Evidence) will interview four regional experts:
Together, they will unpack the access landscape in their countries, sharing experience‑based insight to help global teams refine evidence plans and align global materials to local payer expectations.
In this webinar, we will explore:
More about our speakers:
Eleonora Aiello
CEO and Founder of Ceibo Health Consulting, Eleonora is a leading market access and health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) expert with more than 25 years’ experience supporting pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies across Argentina and South America. Her background spans senior HEOR and market access roles in global Pharma, giving her deep insight into the evidence, pricing, and stakeholder requirements that shape access in Argentina.
Alessandra Calabró
An independent expert in market access and government affairs in Brazil, Alessandra has over 20 years’ experience in top global Pharma, Medtech, and biotechnology companies. She has developed and executed HTA strategies for new technologies resulting in successful reimbursement approvals and expanded patient access in both public and private segments.
María Fernanda Escobar

María is a strategist and consultant focused on accelerating transformation in the healthcare system. As CEO of Lovehumankind and Partner at P31 Consulting, she works at the intersection of strategy, human-centred design, and behaviour change. She has more than 20 years of experience in Healthcare and Pharma. She worked as a consultant in IQVIA, managing the Colombian office. Later on, she work at AbbVie in Launch Excellence and with the Biotherapeutics Strategy team.
Fernando del Río
Fernando is a Partner at InnovaSalud. In the last 20 years, his work has been focused on supporting global and local Pharma and biotechnology, research based and generic, and medical technology companies in various therapy and diagnosis areas. He has also worked for government institutions, industry associations, and private equity firms. He has led numerous market access projects across LATAM. Prior to joining InnovaSalud, Fernando was Geographic Principal for Consulting at IQVIA (formerly IMS Health), leading the Consulting and Market Research practices in a dozen Latin American markets. Formerly, Fernando was a Principal at the BCG working in projects across LATAM in various industries.
We invite you to put your questions to our panel in this session. Please suggest a question when you register.
If you cannot attend the webinar but would like to know more, please register nonetheless, as all registrants will receive a recording of the webinar.
The webinar is free and open to all market access, HEOR, strategic, and commercial teams in Pharmaceutical, Medtech, and Diagnostics companies. We also welcome attendees from healthcare systems. Some colleagues from other organisations may attend at the discretion of Petauri Evidence.
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