Carole Grassi Mircich has 15 years’ extensive experience in the packaging industry, firstly in the Beauty & Personal Care market and thereafter in the Pharmaceutical market. Carole joined SGD Pharma in 2017, initially as Marketing & Communication Director, then as a Chief Innovation & Development Officer and most recently in the role of Chief Commercial Marketing & Innovation Officer. Carole has introduced many strategic, market-driven and business development initiatives to increase the value of SGD Pharma for its customers, employees and shareholders.
Pierre-Michel joined the company in 2016 as the Director of the Human Resources and internal communication.
As the first commercial ready-to-use (RTU) molded glass vial system that reduces costs while simultaneously improving quality, the new Sterinity platform is an efficient solution to the challenges associated with aseptic filling.
I took an initial “IT Support and Maintenance Manager” associate degree, followed by an undergraduate degree “Corporate Network Administration Manager”, and ended with a “Information Systems Manager” Master. This course of study, which included practical professional experience, enabled me to join SGD Pharma in 2009 where I started as an IT technician to become a network administrator 2 years later. After that, I was able to progress at SGD Pharma until I reached the position of France Industrial IT manager in 2016.
SGD Pharma, a pioneer and leader in providing Type I, II, and III primary glass packaging to the health sector in Spain, relies on its Barcelona office to meet the needs and expectations of the local market.
The two Spanish employees provide a tailor-made service to local customers on a daily basis, in coordination with headquarters and the Group’s 5 factories. This presence enables SGD Pharma to share its expertise, innovations, and know-how with its Spanish customers.
My main job is to assist the Batch & Furnace Manager to manage operations and maintenance of all equipment in batch and furnace, and to assist in hot repair and cold repair of refractories. I am responsible for weighing qualified raw materials and send it to the furnace silo according to the formulation requirements, including cullet recycling process.
In order to become a laboratory technician, I obtained a Master’s degree in Materials Engineering right before starting at Saint-Gobain-Desjonquères in 2005 as a member of the R&D laboratory within the department of Service Expertise & Development Analysis. While I was responsible for breakage expertise, I also initiated the collaboration with the team at the test laboratory where production quality is monitored every day by assessing the chemical and physical properties of our products.
