Roxana advances policy and advocacy initiatives at the IFA, supporting evidence-informed approaches that strengthen systems for a globally ageing population. Her work focuses on translating complex research into clear, practical outputs that inform decision-making and support action across sectors.
With experience spanning government, academia, and international organizations, Roxana brings a strong foundation in policy development, research, and knowledge mobilization. She works closely with multidisciplinary teams and global partners on policy and strategic priorities related to healthy ageing and longevity.
In parallel to her work at IFA, Roxana has contributed to national-level research initiatives with the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences, where she has led the synthesis of qualitative and quantitative evidence into concise, practice-ready guidance for legislative and policy contexts in Canada. Her earlier experience includes roles with the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority and the Ontario Public Service, including the Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility and the Ministry of Finance, as well as research organizations, where she supported the full policy cycle and evidence-based decision-making.
Roxana holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), a Master of Public Health (MPH), and a Bachelor of Applied Science.