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* [[Mike Troullis]] - Chief Financial Officer (since 2007). He was previously Chief Financial Officer, Quintiles Europe (from 1992) and serves as Worldwide Controller, Quintiles Transnational Corp. (since 1995). Prior to his involvement with Quintiles, Troullis was Chief Financial Officer-Europe, for The [[Cooper Companies Inc.]] and served with [[KPMG]].   
 
* [[Mike Troullis]] - Chief Financial Officer (since 2007). He was previously Chief Financial Officer, Quintiles Europe (from 1992) and serves as Worldwide Controller, Quintiles Transnational Corp. (since 1995). Prior to his involvement with Quintiles, Troullis was Chief Financial Officer-Europe, for The [[Cooper Companies Inc.]] and served with [[KPMG]].   
  
* [[Ron Wooten]] - Executive Vice President, Corporate Development (since 2003). Prior to this he was Senior Vice President (from 2000). Previous involvements include nine years with [[First Union Securities]] (now [[Wachovia Securities Inc.]]) where he most recently served as a Managing Director in Investment Banking.  
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* [[Ron Wooten]] - Executive Vice President, Corporate Development (since 2003). Prior to this he was Senior Vice President (from 2000). Previous involvements include nine years with [[First Union Securities]] (now [[Wachovia Securities Inc.]]) where he most recently served as a Managing Director in Investment Banking.
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In January 2008, Quintiles report the appointment of [[Kelly McKee]] as Executive Director of Operations for the company’s Public Health and Government Services unit<ref> Quintiles Transnational [http://www.qtrn.com/NewsEvents/News/2007/01_09_2008_QUINTILES_NAMES_KELLY_MCKEE_EXECUTIVE_DIRECTOR_OF_OPERATIONS_FOR_PUBLIC_HEALTH_AND_GOVERN.htm?PostingGuid=%7b9A1C56A4-C275-487B-9785-3F707C97AADE%7d QUINTILES NAMES KELLY MCKEE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS FOR PUBLIC HEALTH AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES UNIT] Accessed 31st January 2008</ref>. Prior to his new role, McKee served as Senior Director, Medical and Scientific Services (Infectious Diseases) for Quintiles. He also served 20 years with the U.S. Army Medical Department. In the announcement, Quintiles state that...
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: “Kelly will play an important alliance management role with government and commercial sponsors as well as Quintiles internal resources,”... “Our team is resourced and committed to assisting pharmaceutical and biotech companies win government contracts to advance public health.” It is also stated that they work to 'enhance readiness to respond to bioterrorism threats'.
  
 
==Investors==
 
==Investors==

Revision as of 10:35, 31 January 2008

Background

Quintiles Transnational Corp. is the parent of Quintiles Ltd its UK branch.[1].

Quintiles was founded in 1982 by Dennis Gillings. Their website states that 'Quintiles companies have helped develop or commercialize every one of the world’s top 30 best-selling drugs'[2].

They provide services to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and healthcare industries through 3 main groups[3]...

  • QUINTILES® product development services - which provides all clinical research aimed at regulatory approval.
  • INNOVEX® commercialization - responsible for sales force and medical communication services.
  • NOVAQUEST® strategic partnering solutions - to help pharmaceutical and biotech companies optimize portfolio development, company growth and profits.


Affiliations

Quintiles is a member of the Bioindustry Association[4]

Eli Lilly report engaging in partnership with Quintiles in the area of commercialization, promotion & marketing[5]. The exact nature and timescale of the alliance is not disclosed.

Quintiles report the following affiliations and partnerships[6]...

  • 2005/06 - InterPharma Asia Pacific (parent of drug distributor Zuellig Pharma) and Asia investment company Temasek Holdings (Private) Limited to commercialize products in Asia-Pacific.
  • 2006 - alliance with global investment firm TPG-Axon Capital - co-development and co-promotion agreements.
  • 2005 - Quintiles completes strategic partnership agreement with Aptuit Inc. where Aptuit acquired three Quintiles business units - Preclinical Services, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Clinical Trial Supplies.
  • 2004 - Mitsui and Co. becomes a 20% shareholder in Quintiles Transnational Japan K.K.
  • 2003 - merger with Pharma Services Holdings Inc. (founded by Dennis Gillings - Chairman of the Board and founder of Quintiles, and One Equity Partners LLC, the private equity arm of Bank One Corporation) and Pharma Services Holdings Inc.
  • 2002 - Quintiles and McKesson Corporation joined together to create Verispan, which describes itself[7] as a 'broad-based service company to meet the vast majority of information and analysis needs' of their clients. Verispan's advertise their clients as including 'virtually all of the Top 50 pharmaceutical companies..., most of the leading biotech and medical/surgical companies, the Food & Drug Administration..., Wall Street, consulting firms and other health care related organizations'. Verispan describe their service as 'leading patient data to target promotion, world-class program execution, and near real-time patient data to assess return on investment, all wrapped with comprehensive contextual audit, profile and other services to provide clients with the true measure of healthcare'.

Acquisitions

Quintiles report the following acquisitions[8] [9]

  • 2001 - Quintiles acquires OEC (drug safety services for the pharmaceutical industry)

People

Executive Committee

In 2007, Quintiles describe their Executive Committee as comprising[10]...

  • Hywel Evans - President, Quintiles Global Commercialization (with Quintiles since 2000). Evans has served the pharmaceutical industry for 30 years in roles such as medical representative with Schering AG, Managing Director at Novo Nordisk, Managing Director (U.K. and Ireland) at Takeda Pharmaceuticals and Managing Director of Innovex.
  • John Goodacre - Executive Vice President and General Counsel. Goodachre is responsible for Quintiles’ global legal function and risk management. He joined Quintiles in 1998 as Vice President, European Legal Affairs based at Quintiles’ Marlow, U.K., office. His initial work with Quintiles focused on acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic alliances outside the United States. In 2000, he was named Vice President, Worldwide Quality Assurance and Risk Management and in 2003 became Senior Vice President, Global Risk Management and Quality Assurance before going on to become Executive Vice President and General Council in 2007.
  • Oppel Greeff - Vice Chairman, Operations. Greeff is a founder member of Clindepharm International (which is now part of Quintiles). He was previously Medical Director for Roussel Laboratories (1981 to 1990) and Medical Advisor for Wellcome South Africa, were he undertook commercialization activities for both companies. He joined Quintiles as Medical Director for Quintiles South Africa then went on to become President of Quintiles Transnational's Africa, India, Australia and Latin America regions (in 1999). Greeff become Chief Executive Officer of Quintiles' global Early Development and Laboratory Services and President, Global Product Development Services in 2002 and became Vice Chairman of Operations, in 2007.
  • John Ratliff - Chief Operating Officer (since 2006). Prior to this Ratliff served as Chief Financial Officer (since 2004). Previous involvements include work with Acterna and 19 years service with IBM (which included roles as Vice President).
  • Mike Troullis - Chief Financial Officer (since 2007). He was previously Chief Financial Officer, Quintiles Europe (from 1992) and serves as Worldwide Controller, Quintiles Transnational Corp. (since 1995). Prior to his involvement with Quintiles, Troullis was Chief Financial Officer-Europe, for The Cooper Companies Inc. and served with KPMG.
  • Ron Wooten - Executive Vice President, Corporate Development (since 2003). Prior to this he was Senior Vice President (from 2000). Previous involvements include nine years with First Union Securities (now Wachovia Securities Inc.) where he most recently served as a Managing Director in Investment Banking.

In January 2008, Quintiles report the appointment of Kelly McKee as Executive Director of Operations for the company’s Public Health and Government Services unit[11]. Prior to his new role, McKee served as Senior Director, Medical and Scientific Services (Infectious Diseases) for Quintiles. He also served 20 years with the U.S. Army Medical Department. In the announcement, Quintiles state that...

“Kelly will play an important alliance management role with government and commercial sponsors as well as Quintiles internal resources,”... “Our team is resourced and committed to assisting pharmaceutical and biotech companies win government contracts to advance public health.” It is also stated that they work to 'enhance readiness to respond to bioterrorism threats'.

Investors

In January 2008, Quintiles announced[12] that global private investment firms Bain Capital and TPG Capital become the lead investors in Quintiles, with 3i also joining them as a significant investor. Temasek Holdings is also reported as an investor.

References

  1. City of Edinburgh Council Edinburgh Business Directory Accessed 31st December 2007
  2. Quintiles Transnational Corp. About Us Accessed 1st January 2008
  3. ibid
  4. Bioindustry Association Members Accessed 31st December 2007
  5. Eli Lilly and Company Alliances Accessed 31st December 2007
  6. Quintiles Transnational Corporation Milestones 2001-2006 Accessed 1st January 2008
  7. Verispan About Accessed 1st January 2008
  8. Quintiles Transnational Corporation Milestones 2001-2006 Accessed 1st January 2008
  9. Quintiles Transnational Corp. Milestones 1996-2000 Accessed 1st January 2008
  10. Quintiles Transnational Corp. Executive Leadership Accessed 1st January 2008
  11. Quintiles Transnational QUINTILES NAMES KELLY MCKEE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS FOR PUBLIC HEALTH AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES UNIT Accessed 31st January 2008
  12. Quintiles Transnational QUINTILES COMPLETES PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED NEW INVESTOR PARTNERSHIP, CO-LED BY FOUNDER, CHAIRMAN AND CEO DENNIS GILLINGS, BAIN CAPITAL, TPG AND 3i Accessed 31st January 2008