Novasep (Pompey, France) has announced the appointment of two managerial roles.
Novasep (Pompey, France) has announced the appointment of two managerial roles. Jean-Claude Romain has been named as the group’s newly-created corporate quality director and a member of Novasep’s executive committee, and Alain Lamproye has joined Novasep Process as director of Novasep Belgium and a member of Novasep’s process management committee.
Jean-Claude Romain has experience of quality and industrial production management, which he attained at several international pharmaceutical companies.
Alain Lamproye has held several site management and production management positions and has taken over the management of Novasep’s two Belgian sites. He will head a team of more than 100 staff specializing in custom biopharmaceutical manufacturing.
Roger-Marc Nicoud, chairman of Novasep, said, “We are delighted with the appointment of Jean-Claude Romain as corporate quality director of Novasep. His excellent work at Novasep Process has enabled us to continue developing our biopharmaceutical production activities. He is now going to use his experience and dynamism to improve quality control and lead the continuous improvement programme at all our sites.”
Antoine Baule, president of Novasep Process, commented, “The recognized experience of Alain Lamproye represents a real added value for Novasep Belgium. In a fast-growing biopharmaceutical market, custom biopharmaceutical manufacturing is a strategic activity for Novasep, which we will actively continue to develop.”
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