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Kate Rawson

Kate Rawson is a Contributing Editor at Prevision Policy. She was a Senior Editor at The RPM Report and reporter and editor at The Pink Sheet where she covered drug regulation and reimbursement issues. During her ten-year tenure at FDC Reports, she helped launch The Pink Sheet DAILY, and also served as Managing Editor of The Rose Sheet, which covers regulatory and business news of the cosmetics industry.

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