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Bowman Cox

Executive Editor

Washington, DC
Bowman Cox leads Citeline's coverage of pharmaceutical manufacturing. He writes and edits articles on the challenges and opportunities that developments in science, technology and regulatory policy pose to manufacturers and their quality organizations. Bowman has followed various energy, environmental and health care sectors, writing news for pharmacists, chemists, engineers, lawyers and other professionals. He has moderated and presented at industry and journalism conferences, and has a background in product development, having helped launch publications, conferences and a journalism association. Bowman has a passion for connecting with professional communities, discovering their truths, telling their stories and helping them learn from each other.

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