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NanoViricides, Inc. is one of many companies that live within their means and set priorities to spend their money wisely. They are a frugal company. Can our government do the same?
Nanoviricides, Inc. said it had determined after several years of studying cGMP manufacturing options, that building a pilot facility for clinical drug manufacturing was the most appropriate move.
"This will be a unique, state-of-the-art cGMP facility for the pilot scale production of nanomedicines," said president and chairman of NanoViricides’ Anil R. Diwan.
"Along with his great experience, Andy Hahn brings an acute grasp of a wide range of issues that is critically important in making such a challenging endeavor a success."
Hahn, who holds a BA in Architecture from Princeton University, has almost 30 years of architecture, design, and project management experience in the creation of new and refurbished facilities from his time at the Bristol-Myers Squibb Company.
He was the senior director of engineering, pharmaceutical facilities, and global engineering at this company, and is recently retired.
His responsibility at Bristol-Myers Squibb entailed the worldwide design and construction of pharmaceutical plants, pilot plants, clinical supply facilities, and research laboratories and offices, all relevant to NanoViricides’ current project.
"Mr Hahn will assist the company in realizing its goal of a first class cGMP manufacturing plant as well as laboratory space," said NanoViricides’ CEO Eugene Seymour.
"Andy Hahn will be instrumental in helping the company achieve this goal that will enable us to expedite our various drug development programs."
