2024-11-13T15:07:33+00:00

Eric Giesing Joins Savillex as Chief Executive Officer

Savillex is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric Giesing as Chief Executive Officer. An accomplished leader with broad expertise in life sciences, Giesing has previously held leadership positions during pivotal growth periods for numerous life sciences companies. He most recently served as Chief Commercial Officer at Fortis Life Science and has had a variety of management roles at Danaher Corporation.

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