HR

Get rid of that jack ass in HR - the black coordinator

 

Who are you talking about?

 

I forget her name - but she is the worst -

 

she worked in the Florham park office.

 

No one from HR works in the FP office. HR only shows up there to hand out pink slips. HR is a Melville disaster.

 

well then she used to work in Florham Park - corner of Columbia Turnpike and Park Ave.

 

When? There hasn't been an HR office in FP for more than 6 years.

 

what companies does nycomed own?

 

None, there isn't any Nycomed anymore. It was bought by Takeda. Have you been on mars?

 

what happened to Bradley pharma?

 

please name all the pharma companies takeda owns that are in northern nj. I know Bradley is one of them. does Nycomed still have offices in NJ?

Thanks

 

In the beginning, there was Altana, bought by Nycomed global who was divided as global & US division. US bought Pharmaderm and then Bradley which became part of the Pharmderm division. Then, Takeda bought Nycomed Global from the European investors. Then there was only Nycomed US...which was renamed Fougera Pharmaceuticals. The Euro investors then sold Fougera to the Markinson/Bailey crew. In one year, that group sold Fougera to Novartis and it is now part of the Sandoz division. Is your head spinning yet?
There is no Nycomed in NJ and Takeda does not own Bradley....at least for today. SMH

 

Thank you for this - but oh my head is spinning. Isn't there a Bradley pharma office on Rt. 46 in Fairfield?

 

Used to be. I heard the Glassmans started another company, maybe that's what you are thinking of?

 

There used to be a Nycomed office in Princeton NJ when Nycomed first took over the diagnostic imaging business from Sterling Drug/Winthrop in 1994 (I think they moved to Princeton in 1995 or 1996). When the merger with Amersham took place in 1998 or so, a couple years later the Norwegian managers of Nycomed's pharma business took over the pharma business and kept the Nycomed name. Amersham sold out to GE in 2003.

I realize that the Nycomed business today (whoever owns it) is not the Nycomed I knew in the mid-90s, but those were some of the best years of my pharma/med sales career, so the name Nycomed has a soft spot in my heart.

Until the idiots and wanna-be GE manager-a-trons took over.