Global QA expert with extensive experience developing and deploying foundational quality systems across manufacturing, supply chain, and beauty categories. Background spans microbiology, clean design, contamination investigations, and risk-based operational frameworks. Known for designing innovative training, capability, and assessment programs used throughout global operations. Approach emphasizes practical problem solving, operational ownership of quality, and scalable system design that enables consistent, high-performance execution.
Quality assurance and microbiology specialist with a 40-year career supporting global CPG operations. Developer of major QA programs and training systems adopted across P&G’s global network. Brings deep expertise in contamination control, risk-based design, and capability building.
Deep expertise in risk-based quality system design
Strong background in microbiology, clean design, and contamination control
Proven capability in developing global QA programs and training systems
Extensive experience solving high-impact quality failures and operational crises
Leadership in global capability building and auditor development
Ability to translate complex technical issues into actionable operational solutions
Strong communication and training effectiveness across cultures and functions
Advanced analytical and data management tool development
Microbiological testing and contamination investigation
Clean design and hygienic engineering support
QA Key Elements (multiple generations)
I-Quality risk-based QA system
Lean Manufacturing integration with QA
FDA response and regulatory support
Excel VBA data analysis tools
Logistics quality systems and simulations
Computer-based training development
Analytical chemistry methods (HPLC, GC, AA, UV)
QA Training Consultant – Independent Consultant (2017–Present)
I-Quality Development & Deployment Manager – P&G Global (2013–Feb 2016)
Quality Compliance & Technical Support – Beauty Category Global (2007–2013)
Supply Chain Quality Development Manager – P&G Global (2002–2006)
Supply Chain Quality Development Manager – P&G EMEA (1996–2002)
Commercial Products Group Quality Support – P&G USA (1995–1996)
Global H&BC Quality Program Development Manager & Quality Leader Greece/Turkey (1992–1995)
Microbiology Capability Development Manager – P&G EMEA (1990–1992)
Quality Control Manager – Skelmersdale Plant (1986–1990)
Industrial Microbiologist – Skelmersdale Plant (1984–1986)
R&D Microbiologist (1976–1984)
Primary author and architect of P&G’s I-Quality program, transforming global QA ownership and risk-based decision making
Delivered over 32 five-day QAKE and Quality Design courses with consistently high attendee ratings
Led global recovery and root-cause programs across multimillion-dollar contamination, recall, and regulatory events
Developed and deployed multiple global QA systems, including the 16 and 19 QA Key Elements still influential decades later
Built cross-regional supply chain QA capability across 140+ logistics and customization sites
Created widely used Excel-based reporting and data automation tools improving global QA visibility
Designed major interactive QA simulations and CBT-based auditor qualification programs
Delivered critical microbiological investigations supporting engineering and product development teams
AIBIOL Applied Biology, Microbiology – North East Surrey College (1980)
Transformed global quality systems through development of foundational and modernized QA frameworks
Elevated operational accountability for quality across manufacturing and supply chain teams worldwide
Strengthened global risk assessment capabilities, reducing major quality issues and improving decision-making discipline
Delivered high-impact technical interventions resolving complex contamination, recall, and process failures
Built multigenerational training systems and simulations that shaped global QA capability for decades
Years of Experience