The new board will join the company’s co-founder and chairman, Jay Walker, and company CEO, Franco Negron.
ApiJect Systems, an injectable technology company, announced on Jan. 28, 2021 that it has appointed a new Leadership Advisory Board to join the company’s co-founder and chairman, Jay Walker, and company CEO, Franco Negron.
"ApiJect is indeed privileged to welcome its first members of our Leadership Advisory Board,” Negron said in a company press release. “We see this board as an essential part of our company's mission to be world leaders in the technological advancement of injectable devices. These are individuals who dream big and seek aggressive change in global and US public health."
The Leadership Advisory Board members include:
Source: ApiJect
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