PDA Industry and Honor Award Winners
Class of 2024
Honorary Membership*
PDA's most prestigious award, conferring lifetime membership benefits to the recipient. The award is given in recognition of very long service, of a very significant nature, to PDA.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
Frederick Carleton Award*
This award is designated for a past Board member whose services on the Board are determined by his/her peers as worthy of high recognition. It is presented as a tribute to lifetime contributor Fred Carleton.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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Gordon Personeus Award*
This Award is intended to honor a PDA member for his or her long-term activities and/or volunteer contributions that are of noteworthy or special importance and have positively impacted PDA in several areas over time. It is presented in memory of the late Gordon Personeus, past PDA President and long-time volunteer.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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Michael Korczynski Award*
This Award is presented to recognize contributions to PDA’s international activities. It is named for Michael S. Korczynski in recognition of the contributions he made toward the development of PDA’s international activities.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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James P. Agalloco Award
This award is presented annually to the PDA TRI faculty member who exemplifies outstanding performance in education. The selection is based on student and faculty evaluations. It is named for James P. Agalloco in honor of his work in developing the PDA education program.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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Martin VanTrieste Pharmaceutical Science Award*
This award recognizes a volunteer’s outstanding contributions that have advanced the pharmaceutical sciences. It is presented in honor of past Board Member and long-time contributor Martin VanTrieste.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award*
This award was created to recognize outstanding contributions to Pharmaceutical Packaging Science. It is presented in honor of Edward Smith and his long-term contributions to pharmaceutical packaging science.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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Distinguished Service Award*
Four to six awards are typically given in recognition of volunteers' special acts, contributions, or service over the last year that have contributed to the success and strength of PDA. Examples of the types of activities that are recognized include service as members and leaders of PDA Program Planning committees, Task Forces, Interest Groups, and Chapters.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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Frederick Simon Award
This award is presented annually for the best paper published in the PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology (JPST). It is named in honor of the late Frederick D. Simon, a previous PDA Director of Scientific Affairs.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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PDA Letter Article of the Year Award
This reward recognizes an article written by a PDA member during the preceding year that proved popular with PDA’s audience. In addition, the Managing Editor and the Editorial Committee agrees that the article represents quality work deserving of special recognition.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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PDA Asia Pacific Appreciation Award
This award is given in recognition of special volunteer acts contributing to the success and strength of PDA in the Asia Pacific region.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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PDA Europe Appreciation Award
This award is given in recognition of special volunteer acts contributing to the success and strength of PDA in Europe.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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PDA Chapter of the Year Award
This award recognizes the outstanding PDA chapter of the year.
Outstanding Early Career Professional Award
This award is given in recognition of special volunteer acts contributing to the success and strength of PDA by an Early Career Professional
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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Service Appreciation Award
This award is given in recognition of activities performed on behalf of PDA and is awarded at the end of service of specific volunteer leadership positions, including:
- The Board of Directors
- Advisory Board Chairs (intended to be given after stepping down as immediate past chair but can be given earlier when service is cut short)
- Interest Group Leaders
- Chapter Presidents
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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PDA President’s Award
This Award recognizes a PDA staff member, typically excluding Senior Staff members, whose exemplary performance has contributed to PDA’s success during the previous year.
Tony Perry
Receiving the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award is a tremendous honor, as it is a testament to the dedication and collaboration of all those who seek to drive innovation in pharmaceutical packaging. This recognition reflects not only my personal commitment to quality and excellence, but also the collective efforts of my colleagues and industry partners who share the goal of ensuring patient safety and advancing packaging science.
This award further reinforces my ability to contribute meaningful advancements in parenteral packaging. It provides a platform to share insights, drive discussions, and collaborate with industry leaders on best practices and emerging trends. It also strengthens my role in customer training and technical support, ensuring that SCHOTT Pharma continues to deliver high-quality solutions that meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Industry recognition is essential as it validates the hard work and expertise that goes into improving pharmaceutical packaging and patient safety. It fosters innovation by highlighting key contributions and encouraging knowledge-sharing among professionals. The recognition stemming from the PDA Edward Smith Packaging Science Award also inspires the next generation of experts to push boundaries and elevate industry standards.
In the near term, I aim to continue enhancing quality systems and process efficiencies, building on the successful implementation of SCHOTT Pharma’s continuous release process. I am also committed to furthering industry education through training initiatives and technical collaborations, ensuring that our customers benefit from the latest advancements in parenteral packaging. Additionally, I will focus on expanding engagement within the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group to drive meaningful discussions on regulatory challenges and technological innovations.
As the co-chair of the Parenteral Packaging Interest Group within the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), Tony contributes valuable insights and advancements to the industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt with a Mathematics degree, and develops quality systems to tackle industry challenges, ensuring compliance and excellence.
He often collaborates with customers to reduce patient risk and enhance process performance and yield, working with internal stakeholders to meet quality standards. Tony has successfully implemented a continuous release process now used company wide. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a key asset to SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc.
- Edward Smith PDA Packaging Science Award
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