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Former FDA director joins ISPE

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The International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE), a not-for-profit association of 24,000 technical professionals working in the manufacturing and drug development sectors of the pharmaceutical industry, has named Anthony Celeste North America Regulatory affairs advisor. He recently retired as Kendle's senior vice-president of regulatory affairs, a position he had held since 2001. Mr Celeste also worked at the US FDA for 25 years, having last served as director of the office of regional operations, the unit responsible for managing the agency's field force of investigators, analysts, compliance officers and administrative staff.

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