Extedo adds two to management board

Directors will be based in Germany and US respectively

Extedo, a provider of eRegulatory Affairs solutions to life sciences firms, has added Martin Schmid and Joseph Dude to its management board.

Schmid joins the organisation as president and now shares day-to-day operational responsibilities with chief executive Tore Bergsteiner.

Dude has taken the position of managing director at Extedo Inc in the US, to support the organisation’s expansion in North America.

Schmid will head up the global marketing and sales organisation as well as the Product Management Unit, which are key areas for Extedo. He will be based in Ottobrunn, Germany.

Schmid has more than 15 years of experience in management consulting, marketing and sales.

Dude will be based in West Chester, PA. He has more than 20 years of experience in the IT services and software industries with Prime Technology Group, Glemser Technologies, First Consulting Group and Thomson Financial.

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