IsoPlexis appoints members to leadership team

By The Science Advisory Board staff writers

November 12, 2021 -- IsoPlexis recently appointed two new leadership positions at the company to strengthen its operations and product support teams.

The company appointed Michelle Reid, PhD, as vice president of service and support and Anthony Catalano as senior vice president of operations.

Reid was previously the senior director of customer service and support at PGDx, where she built the customer experience teams from the ground up. She was also part of the customer support team at Qiagen. She has a PhD in molecular biology from LaTrobe University in Australia.

Catalano was previously senior director of operations at PerkinElmer. He also served as senior director of manufacturing operations at VisEn Medical from 2001 until its acquisition by PerkinElmer in 2010. He has a Master of Science degree in chemistry from Brandeis University.

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