Quantum Pharmaceutical appoints commercial director

Victoria Buyer has 10 years of industry experience

Quantum Pharmaceutical, a UK-based pharmaceutical specials manufacturer, has appointed Victoria Buyer as commercial director.

With a decade’s industry experience, Buyer has previously been responsible for the growth and development of companies including GlaxoSmithKline and Alliance UniChem.

Buyer said: ‘Quantum already strives to ensure its operations are at the forefront of the marketplace – and I’m determined to build on its strong foundations and forge links with new partners while reinforcing collaboration with our loyal customer network.’

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