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Chapple joins Quanticate

Friday, November 18, 2011 10:30 AM

Quanticate has named Dr. Daniel Chapple vice pesident of business development and marketing, effective immediately.  He will report to Quanticate's chairman and chief executive officer David Underwood and will be based out of Quanticate’s offices in the UK and Boston, MA. In his new role, Chapple will be responsible for working with the leadership team to further develop the Centralized Clinical Data Sciences solution which is focused on the importance of data to successfully gain approval and market new products through the use of technology coupled with highly skilled statisticians, programmers, data managers, medical writers and pharmacovigilance experts.

Chapple was most recently general manager at Cognizant’s life sciences BPO practice in London, UK.  

"Daniel's experience in business development leadership and extensive knowledge of the clinical CRO space both at full service CROs and specialist BPOs gives him a firm foundation for this role," said Underwood.

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