Riccardo Calliano

Ricardo Calliano is currently VP Finance, GenAI Commercial Investment at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). He is currently leading a Global program leveraging on GenAI to create analytics products to enable faster and better investment allocation decisions through real-time analytics. His responsibilities involve creating and running the strategy, development and operations of the GenAI solutions development and deployment, leading the global delivery roadmap, managing change, adoption and communications across the program and partnering with key stakeholders at the Corporate and commercial market level to drive value.

In his previous role as VP of Finance Capabilities and Talent Pipeline, he worked across the Finance organization to drive the new capabilities development agenda, drive the various talent programs and initiatives (from early to established talents), and develop the Digital Roadmap for Finance. He is also a qualified coach helping people in their career development.

He was previously Vice-President Finance, Global Manufacturing and Supply Chain in, in charge of manufacturing sites across the US, Europe and Asia. His previous responsibilities as Vice-President of Commercial Finance for GSK USA included driving performance and strategic allocation of resources, with a particular focus on planning and execution for key new product launches.

Beforehand he served as CFO in the China/Hong Kong region, where he created a Share Service Centre for the area.

Previously Riccardo worked at Eli Lilly, acquiring emerging markets experience as CFO of Mexico. Prior to that, he led various initiatives in Eli Lilly Europe, such as planning and executing the outsourcing of financial processes for the region, streamlining processes as regional P2P process owner and Six Sigma Black Belt, setting up and running a Customer Intelligence team for the European Critical Care team in Switzerland.

Prior to joining the healthcare industry, Riccardo worked in FIAT’s Corporate Strategy and Business Development function for the automotive industry.

Riccardo holds an M.B.A from INSEAD, graduated in Business & Economics from the University of Torino (Italy), earned a diploma of International Business from the University of Dublin, and received an International Business Strategy certificate from the London School of Economics.