04.12.2017 • News

Bachem: Anne-Kathrin Stoller to assume CMO position as of 2018

Swiss biochemicals company Bachem announced that Dr. Anne-Kathrin Stoller will succeed Dr. José de Chastonay as Chief Marketing Officer of the organization on January 1, 2018.

Dr. Chastonay will officially retire by the end of March 2018, yet will continue to serve the company in an advisory capacity.

Anne-Kathrin Stoller joined Bachem in 2006 and headed the Business Development Unit from 2008 to 2010. Subsequently, she was responsible for the Business Development & Sales Department, first locally and finally for the entire region Europe. Serving as Vice President and Department Head she was also a member of the local management team in Bubendorf.

Anne-Kathrin Stoller studied chemistry in Hannover (Germany) and Cambridge (UK). After obtaining her doctorate under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Bernd Giese at the University of Basel (Switzerland), she started her career in the sales team of Exxonmobil Chemical.

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