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Han Dongxu joined Tianyuan in 2007. As director of marketing and sales department, he is responsible for marketing and sales affairs in China. Han Dongxu has worked eight years in CDC. Since 1990, he began to take up sales of biological products. He was the president and general manger of Beijing Ramen Biology and has a long history of marketing management, mainly for vaccines besides other biological products. Han Dongxu is a graduate of Medical College of Henan University. In 2004, he completed MBA at Asia International Open University (Macau).
Erik D'Hondt, Belgian nationality, joined Tianyuan in 2007.
As principal scientist he gives professional support and assistance on WHO prequalification, improvement of product quality, introduction of advanced technology and implementation of cooperation projects.
He has 33 years broad and outstanding international experience in multinational Pharma and public Biotech companies.
During his 27 years at GSK, he developed most of the viral vaccines that GSK has on the market today, including MMR, Varicella, Influenza, Rotavirus, Hepatitis A, HepA-HepB Combination, Typhoid, etc. He has also extensive experience in cell culture technology.
He won company and international rewards, including the Prix Galien, which is considered the industry's equivalent of the Nobel Prize and recognizes the technical, scientific and clinical research skills necessary to develop innovative medicines. The prize is the highest accolade for pharmaceutical research and development.
He joined Innogenetics, Belgium as Vice President Therapeutics for 3 years and was Head of Global Project Management and early vaccine development of Berna Biotech, Switzerland for 2 years.
From 2005 onwards, he has been working as independent consultant for small and big biotech, vaccine companies worldwide on research and development, regulatory initiatives and contacts, strategy and portfolio extension and management. Erik D'Hondt also developed an effective relationship with WHO on pandemic Influenza.
He is a graduate of the University of Leuven, Belgium. |