Ms. Miriam R. Monge
Sartorius Bioprocess Solutions
Head of Bioprocess Solutions Market Strategy
Miriam Monge is Head of Bioprocess Solutions Market Strategy & customer advocacy for Sartorius Bioprocess Solutions division , most recently Miriam was head of
Marketing for Sartorius Fluid Management Technologies, where she was responsible for defining and implementing our single-use technology marketing strategy. Her prior roles focussed on building SU process solutions across modalities as Head of Segment Marketing for Proteins and Virus based therapeutics.
Miriam started her career during the pioneering phase of the SU biopharmaceutical industry as Head of Marketing for Stedim Biosystems. During this period, Miriam founded and chaired the global ISPE Disposable Community of Practice, focused on industry advocacy and education around implementing SU systems. She used process modeling tools to demonstrate the value of SU technologies compared to stainless steel solutions.
Miriam has led task forces to the FDA focused on regulatory requirements for SU technologies, she is is a Senior Visiting lecturer at UCL London for their MBI programmes . Miriam has authored over 30 publications on single-use technologies and is a long-term editorial advisor for Bioprocess International.
Marketing for Sartorius Fluid Management Technologies, where she was responsible for defining and implementing our single-use technology marketing strategy. Her prior roles focussed on building SU process solutions across modalities as Head of Segment Marketing for Proteins and Virus based therapeutics.
Miriam started her career during the pioneering phase of the SU biopharmaceutical industry as Head of Marketing for Stedim Biosystems. During this period, Miriam founded and chaired the global ISPE Disposable Community of Practice, focused on industry advocacy and education around implementing SU systems. She used process modeling tools to demonstrate the value of SU technologies compared to stainless steel solutions.
Miriam has led task forces to the FDA focused on regulatory requirements for SU technologies, she is is a Senior Visiting lecturer at UCL London for their MBI programmes . Miriam has authored over 30 publications on single-use technologies and is a long-term editorial advisor for Bioprocess International.