Almac Sciences, a member of the Almac Group, has appointed Dan Bayston as vice president of Small Molecule API.
 
Bayston has been a key member of the company’s global Chemical Development and Scale-up team for the past 17 years. His knowledge, strong technical background and delivery track record have driven innovation in the company’s service offering during this time and, in recent years, he has become increasingly involved in customer management, business performance assessment and business strategy.
 
Dr. Stephen Barr, president & managing director, Almac Sciences, commented “Dan’s experience, credentials and working relationship with both his team, and the wider Business Unit, makes him a well-respected leader. This promotion is well deserved and I, and the rest of the Sciences’ Executive team, look forward to working with him in his new role.”
 
Prior to joining Almac in 2003, Bayston completed a BSc at the University of Sheffield, a PhD at the University of Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium) and held a Post-doctoral research position at the University of Oxford.
 
In addition, he has almost a decade of experience in various process development roles with a UK based chemical services company.