RTS names Richard Carpenter mid-Atlantic sales manager

RTS Life Science, a UK-based supplier of automated sample management and drug delivery testing systems, has appointed Richard Carpenter as mid-Atlantic sales manager.

RTS Life Science, a UK-based supplier of automated sample management and drug delivery testing systems, has appointed Richard Carpenter as mid-Atlantic sales manager. Carpenter has extensive experience in the scientific instrument market and expands the US field-based sales team.

Prior to joining RTS, Carpenter worked for LabCyte and Tecan, where he became an expert in robotics and liquid handling systems.




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