Wiesbaden, Germany, Date — Palleos, a full-service contract research organization providing tailored clinical research solutions across 18 countries in Central and Eastern Europe, is delighted to announce the appointment of Lina Hannolainen as its new Chief Operations Officer. This strategic hire underscores Palleos’ commitment to elevating its global presence and delivering exceptional service to its clients worldwide.
Lina is a seasoned and team-oriented executive known for her innovation, financial acumen, and general management competencies. Her extensive background in the industry of over 18 years, as well as leadership roles at major pharmaceutical companies such as Pfizer, and leading CROs, including Parexel, ICON, X7 Research and Novotech, closely aligns with Palleos’ mission. Lina’s experience spans a comprehensive range of therapeutic areas, from Surgery and Psychiatry to Oncology and Vaccines, and includes expertise in Phase I-IV trials, post-marketing studies, and trials involving medical devices and combination products. Lina has successfully managed projects across diverse geographic locations, including EMEA, South and North America, and APAC, demonstrating her global perspective and cross-cultural management skills.
“We’re confident that Lina’s expertise and leadership will be invaluable as Palleos enters a new phase of global growth,” — said Philip Raeth, Managing Director at Palleos. “Her strategic vision and proven track record in managing complex studies across international markets are perfectly aligned with our goals.”
“I am thrilled to join Palleos and contribute to its continued evolution into a truly global organization. My key goals are to inspire our teams to achieve results through personal responsibility and to drive Palleos’ ongoing development by integrating the most progressive approaches to clinical research management. I believe in the power of teamwork, and I’m confident that together, we will continue to push boundaries and drive clinical research forward,” — commented Lina Hannolainen.