SNBL USA appoints vp of business development
Mark Crane takes overall responsibility for marketing, sales and business development
Crane takes responsibility for the company’s marketing, sales and business development efforts. He joins SNBL USA from Ricerca Biosciences where he was vice president of global sales and marketing.
Crane has held similar positions at Bridge Pharmaceutical (formerly GeneLogic), Quest Pharmaceutical Services, and MDS Pharma Services.
SNBL USA is a subsidiary of Shin Nippon Biomedical Laboratories (SNBL), one of the largest CROs in Japan.
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