Nathan Sanicharane has been appointed as new business development manager for the chemicals sector at safety equipment specialist Draeger Safety UK.
Sanicharane has a Masters degree in Chemistry and has spent four years working in drugs development. He also has nearly five years’ experience in selling chromatography and specialist chemicals.
Draeger hires new business development manager
Nathan Sanicharane takes up the role
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