CCT appoints new CEO

Pharma packaging firm Cold Chain Technologies (CCT) has appointed Ranjeet Banerjee as chief executive and member of the board of directors as it continues to grow.

For the last 25 years Banerjee has worked for medical technology company Becton Dickinson. Most recently, he was corporate executive vice president as well as president of the US and Canada regions.

Said Banerjee: “As CCT continues to expand globally and accelerate the rapid growth of its reusable parcel and pallet product offering coupled with services and data-analytics capabilities, I believe that no company is better positioned to continue to lead the transformation of the cold chain industry.”

Meanwhile, CCT founder Larry Gordon has been elevated to the role of senior advisor.

Gordon added: “I welcome Ranjeet as our new chief executive, and I am confident that with his extensive experience and reputation in the medical technology industry, CCT will continue to exceed our customers’ expectations and be viewed as the partner of choice in our industry.”

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