|Articles|December 15, 2021

People and Business News — 12/21

People News

Anju Software has announced that Steve Rosenberg has joined the company's Board of Directors.

MMS Holdings announced the addition of Kevin Chartier, PhD, as Principal Advisor of Biostatistics and Submissions Planning.

Worldwide Clinical Trials announced the addition of Andrew Cunningham, PhD, Vice President, Bioanalytical; Ingela Danielsson-Sanden, MD, PhD, MBA, CHCQM, as Vice President of Early Phase Medical Management; and Austin Sansbury, MBA, PMP, as Strategic Projects Officer.

Greenphire announced that it has appointed Alan Matuszak as its new Chief Technology Officer.

THREAD announced the appointment of Scott Pearson as chief product officer.

Business News

IDDI celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.

Recognition

CluePoints has announced it has won, in collaboration with BioNTech and Pfizer, the Clinical Advance of the Year category - COVID-19 Pandemic Special Recognition Award at the 17th Annual Scrip Awards.

CB Insights named Tendo Systems to its third annual Digital Health 150.


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