Lohmann Animal Health appoints manager for China
CHINA - Due to continued expansion of their business in China, Lohmann Animal Health has appointed Scott M Faul as chief representative and general manager of their Chinese operations.
3 February 2005
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Lohmann Animal Health appoints manager for China - CHINA - Due to continued expansion of their business in China, Lohmann Animal Health has appointed Scott M Faul as chief representative and general manager of their Chinese operations.
Working from their Beijing office he will focus on government relations and promotion of the AviPro range of poultry vaccines - consolidating the TAD, MBL and Vineland brands - for this rapidly-growing market which has nearly 10 billion birds, including broilers, layers, ducks and geese.
Scott, an American with 10 years' experience in Asia, attended Taiwan Normal University in Taipei and is a fluent speaker of Mandarin Chinese. He has been located in China for the past six years, where he has developed considerable business and management skills.
For three years he was Asian regional manager of Vineland Laboratories/IGI Inc, before becoming general manager of the Chinese operations of HIPA Laboratories.
"Lohmann's Beijing office will serve the Chinese poultry industry by bringing to it the group's high level of technical service as well as top-quality disease prevention products," he says.
Scott is married with one daughter, born recently in Beijing.
Source: Lohmann animal Health - 4th February 2005
 Mr Scott Faul, Lohmann Animal Health's new manager for China |
Scott, an American with 10 years' experience in Asia, attended Taiwan Normal University in Taipei and is a fluent speaker of Mandarin Chinese. He has been located in China for the past six years, where he has developed considerable business and management skills.
For three years he was Asian regional manager of Vineland Laboratories/IGI Inc, before becoming general manager of the Chinese operations of HIPA Laboratories.
"Lohmann's Beijing office will serve the Chinese poultry industry by bringing to it the group's high level of technical service as well as top-quality disease prevention products," he says.
Scott is married with one daughter, born recently in Beijing.
Source: Lohmann animal Health - 4th February 2005
