Mitch Zeller has retired as director of the the Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco after nine years in the post continuing his career-long work in tobacco regulatory policy and to decrease tobacco-related death and disease .
US HBW Executive Decisions: FDA's Zeller Retires; CHPA, GOED Additions; ACI VP On ITAC3
Mitch Zeller retires more than 30 year career in tobacco policy; Logan Tucker joins CHPA communications director; GOED hires Ashely Becnel as global business development director; ACI VP Kathleen Stanton appointed to Industry Trade advisory committee.
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