NEWS11 June 2009
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US— Healthcare market research agency Roger Green and Associates (RG+A) has appointed Steve Fleischmann as senior vice president of client strategies.
He joins after a three-year stint at Holden Pearmain where he was responsible for the firm’s US BioPharma practice. He also previously spent a decade working at Pfizer.
Roger Green, RG+A’s president and CEO, said: ”Steve is a unique force in the BioPharma marketing research community. His extensive background and strategic skills make him a superb addition to the RG+A team.”
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