Amanda Wagner Gee is an associate director at FasterCures, working on issues related to infrastructure and workforce to support clinical research closer to communities and co-leading the ENRICH-CT coalition. Her expertise is in areas related to clinical and preclinical research design and conduct. Prior to joining FasterCures, she worked at the National Academies on the Forum for Drug Discovery, Development, and Translation on projects related to the clinical trials enterprise, diversity and inclusion in clinical research, real-world data and real-world evidence, prevalent chronic diseases, reproducibility in biomedical research, and patient- and participant-engagement. She began her career as a research scientist working on drug discovery at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences at the NIH. She received her master’s degree in cell biology from Duke University.