Alda Pharmaceuticals director McCoy resigns
2012-12-05 16:12 ET - News Release
Dr. Terrance Owen reports
DR. MCCOY RESIGNS AS A DIRECTOR AND JOINS ALDA'S ADVISORY BOARD
Alda Pharmaceuticals Corp. director Dr. William McCoy has resigned, effective Nov. 28, 2012, and has joined the company's advisory board.
In 2005, Dr. McCoy became a director of Alda and chief technology officer of Phigenics LLC, a life sciences technology company based in Chicago, Ill. In 2001, he received the Intellectual Property Law Association inventor of the year award, and a medal for outstanding contribution to management and science from the International Water Association in Berlin. He has served the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) as chair of the environmental health committee, and is presently chair of the committee developing a new standard: preventing legionellosis associated with building water systems. Dr. McCoy authored a full-length book, "Preventing Legionellosis," in 2006, and holds 29 patents in diagnostics, control and manufacturing of anti-microbials. Dr. McCoy's expertise in infection control will be an important asset to the company as it continues the development of its T36 technology.
The company wishes to thank Dr. McCoy for his service as a director and welcomes him to the advisory board. He joins Dr. Brian Conway, who is an internationally recognized researcher in the field of infectious diseases. The company is expecting to appoint additional equally qualified individuals to its advisory board to reflect its focus on the acquisition of the global marketing and sales rights to novel generic, over-the-counter and natural pharmaceutical products.
The company currently has a vacancy on its board of directors and is seeking a qualified person who can contribute to this new international pharmaceutical marketing effort.
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