With over 23 years industrial hands-on experience in establishing and managing quality management systems within the pre-clinical, clinical and pharmaceutical as well as medical device manufacturing industries, Mei Ping Lee, who goes by Mae, is currently the Quality Assurance Manager at Winwa Medical Sendirian Berhad, Malaysia, a pharmaceutical and complementary products manufacturer and...
Time has a remarkable ability to slip through our fingers, doesn't it? With June's arrival, we're reminded of how swiftly the year passes. As we transition into the third quarter, it's a pivotal moment for us to reassess our goals and lay the groundwork for the months ahead, even looking ahead to the following year. View the full blog for recent membership announcements, etc.
Since starting with ISPE, Edyna Miguez, has had the incredible opportunity to connect with women across the globe working within the pharmaceutical industry, as part of the ISPE Women in Pharma® program. The tenure of these rising female leaders varies, as do their cultural backgrounds. However, one fact remains consistent: they are looking to make the industry a more equitable and...
Aaron Bober is an active member of ISPE, the ISPE Women in Pharma® Boston Chapter, and the ISPE Women in Pharma International Steering Committee. He is based in the Boston, Massachusetts, area and serves as the Director of Engineering, New England, at IPS. Bober developed the below testimonial, recounting his personal experience and investment in supporting women in the pharmaceutical industry...
With well over a century of history and change, the first International Women's Day was held in March 1911. International Women's Day is a day of collective global activism and celebration that belongs to all those committed to forging women's equality.
As a mid-career employee, I’ve earned expertise in many areas but feel I still have much to learn. More importantly, I feel have much left to offer.
The 2023 Facilities of the Future Conference Women in Pharma panel welcomed a full room. Seen from left to right: Carolina Serrano (moderator), Kerren Bergman, Vivianne Arencibia and Jessica Ballinger
