Suggestions
Colin Seller
Transformation and Operational Performance Consultant previously Vice President, Network and OpEx at Pfizer
Colin Seller is an accomplished business leader with a wealth of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. He studied Applied Chemistry at De Montfort University before embarking on a successful career that has seen him hold numerous key positions at renowned global pharmaceutical firms such as Pfizer, Searle, and Boots. His most recent role is serving as the COVID-19 Lighthouse Laboratories Operational Excellence Lead at the UK Health Security Agency, a testament to his commitment to using his expertise in making a significant contribution to global health initiatives. Colin Seller's impressive background highlights his vast knowledge of pharmaceutical operations, strategy, network performance, and agile operations, as well as his tactical skills as a pharmaceutical production manager. He is also an experienced site leader and a director with a proven track record of managing complex business operations.
Highlights
I was very pleased a to answer a range of questions set for me by Northern insight magazine recently. One that is quite often asked is….Why should an organisation invest in a consultant?
Here is my answer (to see the full article, please click on the link below)
It is impossible for anyone in any single business to have an insight into everything that is possible to achieve their business outcomes. We all know “what we know” and use this to help us navigate our way through the challenges and opportunities we face every day.
We all know what we believe works well for us, and we often have seen things in other businesses that we look to copy, since they seem to work well for them. These can be valuable sources of competitive advantage or improvement for any business.
Some of the biggest opportunities or even “game changers” come, however, from things outside of our experience and are things we are not even aware of, which I refer to as “the things we don’t know, we don’t know” and so have never been considered!
It was great to talk to @The Journal recently about some of the lessons I've learned in business over my career, so far. Thank you Tom Keighley
