Aptar Pharma to Host Drug Delivery Insight Briefing at CPhI 2018
Guenter Nadler, director of Business Development at Aptar Pharma, will present an insight briefing on new drug-delivery trends in treating upper and lower respiratory tract issues on Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2018 at CPhI Worldwide.
Guenter Nadler, director of business development at Aptar Pharma, will present an insight briefing on new trends in treating upper and lower respiratory tract issues, including new respiratory technology platforms designed to market needs, on Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2018 in Madrid, Spain at CPhI Worldwide.
The discussion, “Portable Care for Your Respiratory Tract: Exploring New Technology Platforms,” will explore the necessity for more modern, portable treatments and offer insight into how to deliver such solutions to clients. Nadler’s briefing will take place at 12:30–1:00pm at InnoPack & P-MEC Theatre, Hall 4, stand 4F121.
As part of Aptar Pharma’s Consumer Health Care division, Nadler heads strategy and innovation for the company’s Cough & Cold business. He has 18 years of experience in drug delivery, including various technical and commercial roles.
Source: CPhI
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