Two New Appointments Bolster Norbrook Senior Team

Left: Robert McLintock, right: Nigel Otter Two highly respected figures in the animal health industry have joined Norbrook Laboratories (GB) Ltd’s senior management team as the company embarks on ambitious plans for the future. Robert McLintock has joined Norbrook from Abbott UK to the role of National Veterinary Sales Manager while Nigel Otter has moved from Merial to become Norbrook’s Head of Marketing for UK and Ireland. “We are delighted to welcome Robert and Nigel to Norbrook. They are very well-known and highly respected within the pharmaceutical industry and between them, they bring a wealth of commercial knowledge, experience and drive to Norbrook,” explains Bob Ferguson, General Manager, Norbrook Laboratories. “It is testament to Norbrook’s success and ambition that we can attract senior staff of such a high calibre to lead our company into the future.” Norbrook Laboratories Ltd is a world leader in veterinary pharmaceuticals with a strong pedigree in developing high quality, innovative products including the revolutionary Closamectin range and the recently launched Calcitrace D3 bolus. “Norbrook has been enjoying a period of sustained growth in recent years. In the past twelve months, we have brought 11 new products to market and increased sales by 15%,” adds Mr Ferguson. “We aim to build on this growth with a strong and exciting pipeline of new products to launch over the next couple of years. The appointments of Robert and Nigel, combined with our already highly successful sales, marketing and technical support teams, will ensure that Norbrook continues to be a leading force in the animal health industry.”

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