Who's Hired? Teva And Lupin Shake Up Supply Chain

Teva and Lupin have made new appointments in operational and quality roles

Teva has announced a leadership change in its global operations, while Lupin has made a key appointment to focus on quality and compliance. Among other changes in leadership roles, Olainfarm has seen one of its six management board members resign. 

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Teva names a new executive vice-president of global operations; Lupin announces a new president and global head of quality • Source: Shutterstock

Teva has announced the appointment of Eric Drapé as executive vice-president for global operations. Drapé, who joined Teva in 2014 and has served in various senior management positions – including his current role as chief quality officer and also as head of Teva’s biologics operations – will be based out of Teva’s global headquarters in Israel.

Drapé has taken over the role of vice-president of global operations following the retirement of Carlo de Notaristefani. Teva president...

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