06.12.18
AMRI announced the appointment of Prakash Pandian as chief information officer. In his role, Pandian will be responsible for leading the company’s Global Information Systems (GIS) function ensuring that strategy is aligned with business priorities and technologies are available to meet the company’s growth objectives.
“I am pleased to welcome Prakash to AMRI,” said Michael Mulhern, chief executive officer. “Prakash brings deep business-focused technology leadership experience in healthcare. I am confident his expertise will enable value creation at AMRI as we continue to align our people, processes and information systems globally.”
Pandian joins AMRI from Biogen Corp., where he served as the functional CIO and head of Corporate Systems IT. At Biogen, he was responsible for improving the technology foundation of enterprise systems and the overall performance of the IT organization. Previously, he spent eight years at Millipore Corp. and Merck Millipore, as senior director of information technology, where he helped globalize the company’s business model, drove transformative IT strategy, and built strong business partnerships to lead the company’s ERP integration and harmonization roadmap.
“I look forward to providing strategic technology leadership and bringing innovation that will complement the execution of AMRI’s business strategy and vision,” said Pandian. “It will be my goal to provide strategy and leadership direction for the IT function, providing best-in-class support to the business, while ensuring the security, stability and scalability of the IT infrastructure.”
“I am pleased to welcome Prakash to AMRI,” said Michael Mulhern, chief executive officer. “Prakash brings deep business-focused technology leadership experience in healthcare. I am confident his expertise will enable value creation at AMRI as we continue to align our people, processes and information systems globally.”
Pandian joins AMRI from Biogen Corp., where he served as the functional CIO and head of Corporate Systems IT. At Biogen, he was responsible for improving the technology foundation of enterprise systems and the overall performance of the IT organization. Previously, he spent eight years at Millipore Corp. and Merck Millipore, as senior director of information technology, where he helped globalize the company’s business model, drove transformative IT strategy, and built strong business partnerships to lead the company’s ERP integration and harmonization roadmap.
“I look forward to providing strategic technology leadership and bringing innovation that will complement the execution of AMRI’s business strategy and vision,” said Pandian. “It will be my goal to provide strategy and leadership direction for the IT function, providing best-in-class support to the business, while ensuring the security, stability and scalability of the IT infrastructure.”
