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Jason James

Associate Director Production & Innovation at Bristol Myers Squibb
📍 Manchester Area, United Kingdom

Jason James serves as the Associate Director of Packaging & Labelling Production and Innovation at Bristol-Myers Squibb. He has progressed through several management roles within the company, focusing on clinical packaging and labelling. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Salford.

He is actively involved in building his team, having recently recruited for a Label Technician for Clinical Supply Operations at the Moreton, U. K. site.

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Experience
35 Years
Current Role
Associate Director Production & Innovation
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Manchester Area, United Kingdom
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Priorities

Topics Jason cares about

Packaging & Labelling
His entire career progression at Bristol Myers Squibb, from Manager to Associate Director, has been focused on clinical packaging and labelling.
Production Innovation
His current role as Associate Director explicitly includes "Production and Innovation, " highlighting his focus on advancing processes within clinical supplies.
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Career

Work history

11-2021
Associate Director Production & Innovation
Bristol Myers Squibb
1-2015 - 4-2022
Senior Manager, Clinical labelling
Bristol Myers Squibb
2-2001 - 4-2022
Manager, Packaging and labelling
Bristol Myers Squibb
1990 - 2000
Project Manager
Cardinal Health
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Education
BSc (Hons)
The University of Salford
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