Our team

The UICC team is composed of over 45 passionate individuals eager to make a difference in global cancer control.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Cary Adams – Biography

Deputy CEO, Chief Business Operations
Philippe Guinot – Biography

Member Services

Muriel Auclaire
Adrian Bourquin
Alessandro Di Capua
Serena Forni
Laila Harras-Pelletier
Sally Hopkins
Victoria Paget
Marta Pazos Belart

Partnerships

Sophie Matte
Karine Belondrade
Gwenn Brézillon
Maarten de Winter
Rosie Tasker
Rachel Tisseuil
Zuzanna Tittenbrunn
Maribeth Walker

Events

Céline Francina
Yani Amar
Anaïs Armengaud
Ronan Carella
Alexandra La Guardia
John Lawlor

Programmes

Matthew Cleary
Davina Genoud
Caroline Gloor
Shalini Jayasekar-Zürn
Nisso Kaeser
Rosanne Lamplough
Melissa Rendler-Garcia
Yannick Romero
Sabrina Zucchello

Access to Oncology Medicines (ATOM) Coalition

Anna Cabanes
Sumi Krishnamurthy
Dan Milner
Mondine Moeschler
Megan Young

Business Operations

Philippe Guinot
Renaud Bolly
Marie Demaurex
Eszter Klampfer
Minh Nguyen
Cindy Ray
Guillaume Roth
Viran Silva
 

Communications and Marketing

Nicole Engelbrecht
Nina Caleffi Scaletscky
Giovanna Giuga
Eric Grant
Amy Kirby-Okello
Shadia Kuoni
Charles Andrew Revkin

Interested in joining our team?

Visit our employment section

The headquarters of UICC are located in Geneva, Switzerland.

Photo gallery

Click on image to view larger.
Participants at the World Cancer Congress 2018 cheering

The Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) is the largest and oldest membership organisation aiming to reduce the global cancer burden. It is is the only global cancer organisation representing all cancer types, across the continuum of cancer care (prevention, early detection, treatment and care, palliative care). 

About UICC

Patient and healthcare professional doing exercises

Cancer control aims to reduce the incidence, morbidity and mortality of cancer and to improve the quality of life of cancer patients in a defined population, through the systematic implementation of evidence-based interventions for prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment and supportive care.

What is cancer control?

The cover of the UICC 2025 Annual Report featuring a photos of many people taking a selfie

Find out more about UICC's activities by reading our annual reports.

Annual reports

UICC Awards

UICC has received or been shortlisted for a number of awards recognising its efforts in improving its various services to its members, partners and the general cancer community.

Recognition and awards

UICC roadmap 2028

UICC reviews its long-term strategic ambitions every four years. It maps out the implementation through a rolling Business Plan.

UICC's roadmap

A large group of UICC Staff members, are posing for a photograph on a modern, grey footbridge over a river. They are wearing orange t-shirts with the text "World Cancer Day" printed on them. In the background, a snow-capped mountain range is visible, and several orange flags bearing the "World Cancer Day" logo are displayed along the bridge. The scene is taken at the Mont-Blanc bridge in Geneva, Switzerland

UICC’s values guide how the organisation works and collaborates—grounded in integrity, equity and respect—to advance inclusive, effective cancer control worldwide.

UICC's values

Medical staff looking at some files

TNM (“Tumour”, “Nodes”, “Metastases”) cancer staging system is a globally recognised standard and unified system for classifying the extent of spread of cancer.

UICC and the TNM Classification of Malignant...

Last update

Tuesday 25 August 2026

Share this page