Life Sciences Leadership Team

Andrew Matuch

Andrew Matuch

President, LexisNexis Reed Tech and Intellectual Property Solutions

Andrew Matuch is the President of LexisNexis Reed Tech and Intellectual Property, Regulatory and Life Sciences Solutions segments of LexisNexis Legal & Professional (“LNLP”), which provide unrivaled data analytics and workflow products, research tools and content management solutions for government agencies, the intellectual property market and the life sciences industry.

Prior to his current role, Andrew was Chief Strategy Officer for RELX, the parent company of LNLP. There, he developed the overall strategic plan for RELX, worked with business areas across RELX to refine their strategies and operating plans, and led centers of excellence in Pricing, Customer Analytics, Lean Product Development and Innovation. Andrew joined RELX in 2012 as Executive Vice President, Global Strategy and Business Development for LNLP, where he helped develop the legal analytics expansion strategy.

Earlier in his career, Andrew was a Partner and Co-Leader of the Global TMT Practice at OC&C Strategy Consultants, supporting the information industry with growth strategies, M&A advisory, competitive analysis, customer segmentation, sales and marketing optimization, and pricing.

Andrew holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from Williams College. Outside of work, Andrew enjoys squash, reading, and learning to be the best dad and husband he can be.

Wendy Scott

Wendy Scott

General Manager & Head of Life Sciences, Professional Services

Wendy has worked with leading pharmaceutical companies and global regulatory bodies in coordinating the compilation, production and distribution of compliant FDA and EMA submissions utilizing electronic document technologies. She has also developed, trained, supported and maintained global systems and processes in order to submit compliant drug submissions electronically to health authorities. Wendy holds a bachelor’s degree in international mass communications with a dual minor in international business administration and Chinese Studies from Pennsylvania State University.

John Lorenc

John Lorenc

Director of Product Management, Medical Devices

John Lorenc directs electronic submission and regulatory requirement initiatives that impact the medical device industry. He has advanced experience with machine-to-machine submission requirements to global UDI databases, including US FDA GUDID, EU EUDAMED, and China NMPA UDID. John represents Reed Tech in membership with MedTech Europe, and actively participates in electronic submission pilots to regulator UDI databases.

Gary Saner

Gary Saner

Sr. Regulatory Principal, Life Sciences

Gary Saner is a subject matter expert on medical device Unique Device Identification and other structured content reporting to regulatory agencies and commercial organizations. He has over 30 years of experience in software development, process management and data administration with the last 15 years focused on the life sciences industry. He serves as Co-Chair of the industry’s Structured Product Labeling Technical Team and on the Advisory Board of the Medical Devices Group.

Andrew Ethridge

Andrew Ethridge

Product Manager, Global Labeling Solutions

Andrew Ethridge currently leads the product group focused on the needs of pharmaceutical companies in the areas of regulatory compliance and product data management for US FDA and emerging requirements from Health Canada and other health authorities. He received his MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management at DeVry University, a BS in Criminal Justice from Chestnut Hill College.

Grace Min

Grace Min

Information Solutions Manager

Grace Min leads the analysis and transformation of technical business requirements including product data, unique device identification (UDI) and health authority regulatory rules into high-level and detailed functional specifications. She is a key member of the product management team with regulatory experience in US UDI, EU UDI, China, South Korea, Global Data Synchronization Network (GDSN), USPI and other health authorities around the globe.

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