Woodley Equipment Company, a leading specialist medical and laboratory equipment supplier to the Clinical Trials industry has welcomed a new member to their Team.
Woodley Equipment Company, a leading specialist medical and laboratory equipment supplier to the Clinical Trials industry has welcomed a new member to their Team. Vijay Manchha joins Woodley as the Business Development Manager for our Clinical Trials Division.
Vijay has comprehensive experience of the Clinical Trials Industry having previously worked for VWR and Fisher Scientific. In these roles Vijay was responsible for managing and developing varied accounts from Research and Academia to Pharmaceutical and Biotech clients.
Vijay joins Woodley at a time of expansion and growth and will be responsible for developing new business within the company’s existing global markets. Vijay will further strengthen Woodley’s ability to offer turnkey solutions to the Clinical Trials Industry.
Woodley Equipment has been a trusted supplier of equipment solutions to the Clinical Trials industry for over 20 years. Woodley is the supplier of choice to many of the largest companies in Clinical Research, as well as the partner of small and medium sized companies around the World.
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