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    Bayer appoints Jorge Levinson to manage the pharmaceutical business for Romania and Moldova

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    Bayer announces another top-level appointment effective starting August 2019. Jorge Levinson will lead the Pharmaceuticals Division, managing the business in Romania and the Republic of Moldova. He takes over from Cătălin Radu, who decided to pursue other professional opportunities.

    Jorge Levinson has over 15 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. His professional journey included executive positions in various parts of the world, from Mexico, Spain, Germany and up to Ukraine, Morocco and Middle East.

    Jorge Levinson is original from Mexico, and holds master degrees in Business Administration, Computer Systems and Supply Chain Management.

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