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Mark Suzman

CEO of the Gates Foundation, the world's largest private philanthropy in global health, including cervical cancer elimination and HPV vaccination.

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Mark Suzman is Chief Executive Officer and a board member of the Gates Foundation, which funds global health, vaccines and development programmes. Its portfolio includes HPV vaccination and cervical cancer elimination efforts in low- and middle-income countries. Suzman joined the foundation in 2007 and has served as CEO since 2020.

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