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MicroCare Welcomes Dagmara Charyk as Regulatory Affairs Manager
December 13, 2024 | MicroCare Corp.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
MicroCare, a leading provider of critical cleaning solutions, is excited to announce the appointment of Dagmara Charyk as the new Regulatory Affairs Manager. In this key role, Dagmara will oversee regulatory compliance, product registrations, and industry standards, further strengthening the MicroCare commitment to delivering safe and effective products to its customers.
Dagmara brings a wealth of experience in regulatory affairs, with a strong background in compliance and quality assurance within the chemical industry. With her previous experience at Benjamin Moore & Co. and CellMark, she has a proven history of navigating complex regulatory landscapes, ensuring that products meet all necessary safety and efficacy standards.
“Dagmara’s expertise and passion for regulatory compliance will be invaluable as we continue to innovate and expand our product offerings,” said Venesia Hurtubise, Vice President of Technology & Compliance, at MicroCare. “Her knowledge and dedication to maintaining the highest regulatory standards will help us ensure that our customers can trust in the quality and safety of our products.”
In her new position, Dagmara will be responsible for monitoring and interpreting regulatory developments, coordinating submissions to regulatory agencies, and ensuring that all MicroCare products comply with applicable regulations in the markets they serve. She will work closely with the R&D and Marketing teams to support product launches and maintain compliance throughout the product lifecycle.
“I am thrilled to join MicroCare and contribute to a company that values innovation and safety,” said Dagmara. “I look forward to collaborating with the talented team here to ensure that we meet and exceed all regulatory requirements while delivering exceptional products to our customers.”
Dagmara holds a BS in Chemistry from the University of Rhode Island and a graduate certificate in Clinical Toxicology from the University of Florida. Her extensive background and commitment to regulatory excellence make her a valuable addition to the MicroCare team.
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