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Elsevier appoints Omry Bigger

Elsevier Health has appointed Omry Bigger as president of its Global Clinical Solutions Business Unit.

Elsevier appoints Omry Bigger
Omry Bigger: “I am delighted to be joining Elsevier Health at such an exciting time for the business.”

Elsevier Health, a medical information and data analytics comapny, last week announced the appointment of Mr. Omry Bigger as president, clinical solutions at Elsevier Health. He joins Elsevier from LexisNexis Legal & Professional, another part of RELX, a leading global provider of information-based analytic tools.

Omry brings over 14 years of leadership experience from LexisNexis Legal & Professional, where he served as SVP, Large Markets at LexisNexis North America.

Notably, Omry played a pivotal role in the successful commercial roll-out of Lexis+ AI, the first Generative AI offering across RELX. Under Omry’s leadership, the Clinical Solutions business will aim to further strengthen its portfolio of trusted products supporting clinicians across the world, including the recently launched ClinicalKey AI.

Jan Herzhoff, president of Elsevier Health said: “With his extensive expertise in commercial go-to-market activities, highly competitive markets, and generative AI, Omry is well-equipped to lead Elsevier's Clinical Solutions business toward accelerated growth. His deep understanding of customer needs and his ability to deliver innovative solutions will be invaluable as we continue to enhance our portfolio and drive growth.”

Commenting on his appointment, Omry said: “I am delighted to be joining Elsevier Health at such an exciting time for the business. We are well positioned to take advantage of the many opportunities provided by AI in healthcare, and I look forward in working with the highly skilled and dedicated Clinical Solutions team to deliver exceptional value to customers, and ultimately, to improve patient outcomes.”

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