Howorth Air Technology welcomes Darren Hughes to the company

Will develop business for the pharmaceutical division

Howorth Air Technology has welcomed Darren Hughes to its pharmaceutical division as Business Development Manager for the UK and RoW.

Hughes has recently returned to the UK after spending three years in China, where he established the Chinese office of a UK medical engineering company.

He brings more than 15 years of experience in delivering large-scale projects to some of the world’s leading multinationals within the pharmaceutical, healthcare and controlled environments industry. In addition, he has worked in product development and has extensive experience in international business development.

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