Andy and I worked together on a contract for a Cell therapy company in Fort Worth, Texas. Our work overlapped about 6 months or so. I was working on process and Andy was organizing Project Management as well as acting as a subject matter expert on a number of products that were going through relicensing. A pleasure to work with him, and it was interesting to see all that he brought to the company in terms of organizing people, projects, and principles of a number of complex biotherapeutics.

Andy served as an interim project manager for two extremely complicated wound care projects I was also involved with at Smith and Nephew Biotherapeutics, and filled a badly needed gap. In spite of the complexity, Andy was on board quickly, and made a number of very useful suggestions based on his excellent background in operations management and tech transfers at much larger companies, such as Aventis/Sanofi-Aventis. Andy is an experienced professional, but also very nice to work with, and is used to dealing with big pharma budgets and timelines in a multicultural setting where drug product manufacturing sites are located in different countries. I would not hesitate to hire Andy as a consultant or permanent employee for any of these areas, but especially contract or pharma ops, which are the areas he likes best.

Andy and I worked together on a contract for a Cell therapy company in Fort Worth, Texas. Our work overlapped about 6 months or so. I was working on process and Andy was organizing Project Management as well as acting as a subject matter expert on a number of products that were going through relicensing. A pleasure to work with him, and it was interesting to see all that he brought to the company in terms of organizing people, projects, and principles of a number of complex biotherapeutics.

Andy served as an interim project manager for two extremely complicated wound care projects I was also involved with at Smith and Nephew Biotherapeutics, and filled a badly needed gap. In spite of the complexity, Andy was on board quickly, and made a number of very useful suggestions based on his excellent background in operations management and tech transfers at much larger companies, such as Aventis/Sanofi-Aventis. Andy is an experienced professional, but also very nice to work with, and is used to dealing with big pharma budgets and timelines in a multicultural setting where drug product manufacturing sites are located in different countries. I would not hesitate to hire Andy as a consultant or permanent employee for any of these areas, but especially contract or pharma ops, which are the areas he likes best.

Andy and I worked together on a contract for a Cell therapy company in Fort Worth, Texas. Our work overlapped about 6 months or so. I was working on process and Andy was organizing Project Management as well as acting as a subject matter expert on a number of products that were going through relicensing. A pleasure to work with him, and it was interesting to see all that he brought to the company in terms of organizing people, projects, and principles of a number of complex biotherapeutics.

Andy served as an interim project manager for two extremely complicated wound care projects I was also involved with at Smith and Nephew Biotherapeutics, and filled a badly needed gap. In spite of the complexity, Andy was on board quickly, and made a number of very useful suggestions based on his excellent background in operations management and tech transfers at much larger companies, such as Aventis/Sanofi-Aventis. Andy is an experienced professional, but also very nice to work with, and is used to dealing with big pharma budgets and timelines in a multicultural setting where drug product manufacturing sites are located in different countries. I would not hesitate to hire Andy as a consultant or permanent employee for any of these areas, but especially contract or pharma ops, which are the areas he likes best.