Hema Tallman Congratulates Richard Wilner on Receiving the Sustainability in Life Sciences Award
Hema Tallman, SVP- Global Head of BioLife Plasma Services at Takeda, shared on LinkedIn:
”Please join me in congratulating Richard Wilner, Head of Transformation and Sustainability at BioLife Plasma Services, part of Takeda, for receiving the Sustainability in Life Sciences Award at the 4th Annual Life Sciences Leadership Summit hosted by Campana and Schott USA and the German American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. – GACC New York.
Rich, along with the collective efforts of cross-functional teams, has helped shape BioLife’s contributions to reaching Takeda’s environmental goals:
– Reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in operations by 2035.
– Reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across our entire value chain by 2040.
– Send zero waste to landfill by 2030.
I’ve had the privilege of working alongside Rich, and I’m continually inspired by his bold thinking and his ability to foster innovation that spurs action.
Thank you, Rich, for your tireless passion and being a champion of meaningful change across our organization and industry and for our patients.”
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