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Multisorb hires Irene Low for Asia business development

Low will head up Multisorb’s Healthcare Packaging division East Asia and Australia.

Multisorb Technologies announced the appointment of Irene Low to the position of Business Development Leader - Healthcare Packaging East Asia & Australia. In this role, Low will support current East Asia, Australia and New Zealand customers and lead new business development efforts for healthcare packaging in the region. This appointment demonstrates Multisorb’s ongoing commitment to provide solutions-based sorbent technology to the global healthcare market via its Calculations through Operations program.

Based in Singapore, Low will report to Mr. Laxmikant Khaitan, Commercial Director, Healthcare Packaging - Asia Pacific. “Irene's knowledge and skill set will help take forward Multisorb’s strategy of thinking global and acting local. Irene will lead growth and success of Multisorb's healthcare packaging market in the region,” says Khaitan.

Previously, Low was with DMV-Fonterra Excipients (DFE Pharma) where she was Area Sales Manager for Asia Pacific. Prior to this role, she was Head of Business Segments Asia Pacific for Evonik Industries for specialty polymers and also held progressive sales and marketing roles with Behn Meyer Specialty Chemicals.

Low holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and Cell Molecular Biology from the National University of Singapore and an MBA from the University of Western Australia.

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