Leadership

Our executive team
Dustin Owen

Chief Executive Officer

Dustin’s strategic vision and leadership are poised to drive Elixia’s global growth and innovation. His commitment to inclusive, patient-centric research makes him the ideal leader to helm Elixia into its next era of excellence.

Jim F. Crissy

Chief Operating Officer, Clinical Research Sites

In his role of COO for Elixia, Jim provides strategic direction and operational oversight to a diverse and unique system of logistics that reflects the disruptive nature of Elixia’s forward approach to clinical trials.

Sarah Petrucci

Chief Financial Officer

Sarah is the driving force behind our aggressive growth strategy. Her expertise ensures Elixia’s financial health is robust, perfectly positioning us to become a leading clinical trial site organization.

Harry Alcorn

Chief Scientific Officer, Clinical Research Sites

Harry masterfully orchestrates the fusion of operational strategy and scientific innovation with deep-rooted industry expertise. His command of our Early Phase Clinical Trials Division underpins Elixia’s leadership in niche-focused clinical trials.

Mike Stratton

President Patient Recruitment (CSSi)

Mike is a seasoned leader with over 13 years of experience in Patient Recruitment, known for his results-oriented approach. He has successfully led teams in Finance, Operations, and Commercial sectors, demonstrating his ability to drive performance and achieve strategic goals.

Brandi Buzzetta

SVP Commercial

Brandi is a results driven leader with extensive experience in the digital and healthcare industry. Her proven track record with strategic partnerships, commercial and business development teams’ position Elixia for strategic growth, revenue obtainment, and partnership expansion. 

There is a lot of talk about innovation across clinical trials, but in practice there is a bias for using the same old approach. With our deep therapeutic experience, existing database of patients, and unrivaled clinicians, we aim to transform how clinical trials are delivered. Patients can’t continue to wait for breakthroughs, we need to deliver.