Senior Vice President, President Medical and Pharma Solutions Division
Every customer engagement at Phillips-Medisize empowers us to fulfill our purpose with clarity and conviction. Our overarching mission—Bringing Possibilities to Life—guides customer collaborations while ensuring Phillips-Medisize’s end-to-end design, development and manufacturing capabilities are delivered with the highest levels of precision and quality.
Digital drug delivery has reached a tipping point and it is not surprising, especially considering how much information is so readily accessible about other aspects of our lives. After all, I have a lot more real-time digital information about what’s happening with my car and home than I do about my healthcare.
The global pandemic has shined an epic spotlight on digital technology. Digitization isn’t simply providing a new way of doing things, it’s changing how we do most everything. And in many cases, the change is permanent and permeates every vertical sector, delivering productivity gains, actionable insights, and higher efficiencies. Indeed, Digital Transformation is here to stay.
Paul Chaffin joined Molex in 2020 and leads the global Medical and
Pharmaceutical division including the Phillips-Medisize business with nearly
8,000 employees in 10 countries.
Since joining Molex, Paul has led the development of the Division’s new Vision and strategy to create value by leveraging unique end-to-end capabilities and partnering with global customers to create products that help people live healthier and more productive lives.
Paul has nearly 30 years of experience building businesses across multiple
industries including: Consumer Products, Foodservice, Healthcare, and Life
Science. He spent 16 years at Ecolab building the Global Healthcare and Life Science Business. He was responsible for managing operations that served customers across 90 countries and delivered a broad portfolio of infection prevention solutions to healthcare providers as well as contract manufacturing services for Medical Device companies. During his tenure, Paul lived in Zurich for four years, leading the Europe, Middle East and Africa business.
Paul has also served on the board of directors for the Medical Alley
Association, the Joint Commission’s Center for Transforming Healthcare, and several private companies in the financial services and datacom industries.
Paul earned a B.A. and MBA from the University of Michigan. He and his wife of 27 years, a scientist and engineer at Medtronic, reside in the Twin Cities metro area with their two children.
