Rouguietta Touré

Rouguietta Touré is a committed leader advocating for the recognition of neurodiversity and the transformation of professional and community environments. A seasoned businesswoman and trained scientist, she brings over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, while actively defending the rights of autistic youth.

As the founding president of Ado-Spectrum, Rouguietta works to create spaces for growth and personal development for autistic adolescents. She advocates for an inclusive and human-centered approach to neurodiversity, rooted in empathy, understanding, and the celebration of individual strengths.

Her commitment also extends to the pharmaceutical sector, where she co-founded the Diversity and Inclusion Committee, incubated by the Association professionnelle des pharmaciens salariés du Québec (APPSQ). This committee serves as a lever for transformation toward greater equity, awareness, and inclusion of diversity in pharmacy workplaces.

Rouguietta currently holds the position of Senior National Program Manager at Pharmascience, following impactful contributions to major companies such as McKesson, McMahon, and Distribution Pharmaplus, where she helped design and launch the Horizon Santé network.

Thanks to her vision, inclusive leadership, and meaningful contributions, she was named one of Montreal’s 50 Most Influential Women in 2022 by Women We Admire.