31.01.2024 • News

Veranova Appoints Chris Holmes as Vice President, Global Engineering

Veranova has appointed Chris Holmes as the company’s first vice president, Global Engineering. He will lead Veranova’s global engineering team in the planning, design, and execution of the company’s capital investment initiatives and lead strategic capital projects.

As an accomplished engineering executive, Holmes has extensive experience in the design, construction, start-up, and operation of biopharma manufacturing facilities. Before joining Veranova, he was the president of a strategy and management company. Prior to this, he held several leadership roles at MacroGenics, USP, Invitrogen/Life Technologies (now Thermo Fisher Scientific) and Catalent.

Chris Holmes, Vice President, Global Engineering, Veranova. © Veranova
Chris Holmes, Vice President, Global Engineering, Veranova. © Veranova

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