CHPA Educational Foundation names new chairman
The CHPA Educational Foundation board of directors on Wednesday elected Stephen Neumann as its new chairman. Neumann is a long-time foundation board member and serves as vice president, consumer insights and business intelligence for Bayer Consumer Health.
Neumann succeeds Christopher DeWolf, president and CEO, Lil’ Drug Store Products, who was the foundation’s chair for the past two years.
“I want to thank Chris for standing at the helm of the foundation, leading us through a time of great change. We are delighted he will be staying on the board,” Anita Brikman, executive director of the CHPA Educational Foundation, said. “I am thrilled for Steve to take on his new role as chair. We look forward to his leadership in helping the foundation to grow and advance its strategic priorities.”
“I am excited to take on this new leadership role with the foundation,” Neumann said. “Our board is filled with knowledgeable and dynamic consumer healthcare leaders, and I look forward to working with them to help advance the foundation’s vision of helping consumers lead healthier, happier lives through responsible self-care.”
At the foundation board meeting during CHPA’s Annual Executive Conference, held March 11-14, 2018, at Turnberry Isle Miami, Fla., the foundation also elected two new board members, including Amardeep Kahlon, chief marketing officer, commercial North America, GSK Consumer Healthcare, and Kyle Stenzel, senior vice president, sales, North America, Combe.
In addition to Neumann, Kahlon and Stenzel, other members of the CHPA Educational Foundation board of directors include DeWolf; Morris Lewis, senior director, corporate affairs lead, Pfizer Consumer Health; Scott Melville, president and CEO, Consumer Healthcare Products Association; Ryan Olohan, managing director, healthcare, Google; Joy-Lee Pasqualoni, consumer communication leader - North America, Johnson & Johnson Consumer; and David Tomasi, commercial director, North America personal health care, Procter & Gamble.
The CHPA Educational Foundation’s mission is to be the trusted source of information on the responsible use of consumer healthcare products including over-the-counter medicines and dietary supplements.
Neumann succeeds Christopher DeWolf, president and CEO, Lil’ Drug Store Products, who was the foundation’s chair for the past two years.“I want to thank Chris for standing at the helm of the foundation, leading us through a time of great change. We are delighted he will be staying on the board,” Anita Brikman, executive director of the CHPA Educational Foundation, said. “I am thrilled for Steve to take on his new role as chair. We look forward to his leadership in helping the foundation to grow and advance its strategic priorities.”
“I am excited to take on this new leadership role with the foundation,” Neumann said. “Our board is filled with knowledgeable and dynamic consumer healthcare leaders, and I look forward to working with them to help advance the foundation’s vision of helping consumers lead healthier, happier lives through responsible self-care.”
At the foundation board meeting during CHPA’s Annual Executive Conference, held March 11-14, 2018, at Turnberry Isle Miami, Fla., the foundation also elected two new board members, including Amardeep Kahlon, chief marketing officer, commercial North America, GSK Consumer Healthcare, and Kyle Stenzel, senior vice president, sales, North America, Combe.
In addition to Neumann, Kahlon and Stenzel, other members of the CHPA Educational Foundation board of directors include DeWolf; Morris Lewis, senior director, corporate affairs lead, Pfizer Consumer Health; Scott Melville, president and CEO, Consumer Healthcare Products Association; Ryan Olohan, managing director, healthcare, Google; Joy-Lee Pasqualoni, consumer communication leader - North America, Johnson & Johnson Consumer; and David Tomasi, commercial director, North America personal health care, Procter & Gamble.
The CHPA Educational Foundation’s mission is to be the trusted source of information on the responsible use of consumer healthcare products including over-the-counter medicines and dietary supplements.