Mark has over thirty years of experience in the electronics, computer systems, and calibration fields. Mark has performed calibrations on both mechanical and electronic devices. They range from phase matching, amplitude tracking and troubleshooting micro miniature devices in a clean room environment to a wide variety of both R&D and cGMP laboratory equipment. Mark is also responsible for maintaining the traceability of all VaLogic standards to NIST.

Mark also has experience in the construction and controls of walk in environmental rooms, refrigerators and freezers. Responsible for verifying that the system controls and wiring are correct. Mark also assists in the validation of these units, as well as various other cGMP equipment.

Jeff has over 25 years of CMC-related experience in vaccines, gene therapy, pharmaceuticals, and the medical devices industry. His functional experience ranges from development and day-to-day management of QA/QC operations to remediating quality systems at firms of various sizes. Prior to joining VaLogic, Jeff held various quality management positions at Baxter Healthcare Corp and other emerging biotechnology companies.

Jeff specializes in developing and deploying quality systems required to support commercialization of new products, manage compliant and efficient operations, or remediate significant regulatory compliance deficiencies. Over half of his career has been spent directly or indirectly overseeing Quality activities in firms developing products such as AAV-based gene therapy candidates to several vaccines for polio, smallpox, anthrax, and pandemic influenza.

In a management consulting capacity, Jeff has advised clients in key focus areas from optimizing their vaccine portfolios, implementing product development tools, optimizing medical device R&D organizations, integrating two previously autonomous biopharma quality divisions, to remediating deficiencies in quality systems/culture at two separate medical device companies under consent decree with FDA.

Jeff earned a Master of Business Administration from the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland. He received his Bachelor of Science in biochemistry from Texas Tech University.