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between science and marketing. WIL Research emphasized direct scientist-to-scientist interaction as much as possible across the entire scope of each project, which gained the company numerous accolades from its clients. Examples of the types of projects undertaken by WIL Research included studies of
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Under the ownership of American Capital, David Spaight was named Chairman and CEO of the global holding company in 2010, which undertook a re-branding and global integration effort. During the ACAS-led period, growth of the company occurred primarily through additional acquisitions, including those
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was well-known as an energetic, outgoing leader with a vision for the company that revolved around the success of his staff and ongoing recruitment efforts. Critical to the success of WIL Research was a continuous investment in staff training, as new biologists typically underwent a 9-12 month
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led WIL Research through an initial period of private capital-financed expansion. In 2004, Holson and four other senior executives (Mark D. Nemec, Dr. Christopher P. Chengelis, Dr. Daniel W. Sved, and James M. Rudar) initiated a management buyout (in partnership with
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services to a globally diverse client base. Underpinning the continuous expansion of service capabilities was a steady expansion of the company's facilities from approximately 30,000 square feet to more than 300,000 square feet of dedicated
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tenure, WIL Research continuously expanded its scientific capabilities, facilities, and staffing levels. During this period, the company grew from a limited mammalian toxicology research laboratory into a robust interdisciplinary
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laboratories. WTDMS™ was licensed to several other toxicology testing laboratories, and was used continuously by WIL Research Laboratories for nearly forty years prior to its gradual replacement by the Provantis system.
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site) was opened in 2015 to augment the European operations. These activities combined to increase the total number of employees in the global entity to more than 1300, with total 2015 revenues of $ 215 million.
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Although highly respected in many disciplines, WIL Research was considered by many to be the leading laboratory in the world for developmental and reproductive toxicology (DART). This leadership was driven by
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and subsequently by Mr. Mark D. Nemec and Dr. Donald G. Stump, became known not only for high-quality regulatory guideline studies, but also for innovative, specialized DART research.
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training period and all employees regularly completed continuing education not only in their specific areas of expertise but also in the subjects of animal care and welfare,
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was named President and Director of WIL Research Laboratories in 1988. Under his leadership over the next 20 years, WIL Research grew from 31 employees into a dynamic
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testing services, the WIL Toxicology Data Management System (WTDMS™) was developed. This protocol-driven software system was the first in the
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added that WIL Research at that time served approximately 550 clients (domestic and international), most of whom regularly visited
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tenure, the company invested approximately $ 62 million in facilities renovation and expansion. In a talk given to the local
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which led to the formation of a holding company (WRH, Inc.). The expansion continued with the merger of Biotechnics, LLC (
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site. This success was attributed to the company's entrepreneurial scientific management, study director-centric
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vision, though, was a drive to continually deepen the company's talent pool, as the number of employees in
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of the global entity while continuing to serve as President and Director of WIL Research Laboratories in
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to monitor their studies. In 2006, WIL Research received the Golden Oak award from the mayor of
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enabled WIL to conduct a larger number of studies as it began to expand its client base.
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area for a steady supply of qualified personnel, it also contributed extensively to
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acquired WIL Research Laboratories. By 1980, WIL Research outgrew its facilities in
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economic growth, becoming one of the largest employers in the county. During
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was subsequently renamed to Charles River Laboratories Ashland, LLC.
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A key driver of WIL's steady growth was its study director-centric
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flagship facility, and Dr. Chengelis was named Vice President and
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Global leadership in developmental and reproductive toxicology
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Charles River Laboratories International, Inc. (NYSE:CRL)
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After nearly two decades of sustained organic growth,
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offering developmental and reproductive toxicology,
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Index

Private
Pharmaceutical
biotechnology
agrochemical
Ashland, Ohio
Joseph F. Holson
Toxicology
Drug metabolism
Analytical chemistry
Bioanalytical chemistry
Safety pharmacology
Pharmaceutical formulation
Regulatory affairs
contract research organization
toxicological
metabolism
bioanalytical
pharmacological
formulation
pharmaceutical
biotechnology
chemical
agrochemical
food products
clinical trials
developmental and reproductive toxicology
Cincinnati
Ohio
G. Bruce Briggs
Ralph S. Hodgdon

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