Pharma industry vet to lead AGC’s Boulder plant

BOULDER — Pharmaceutical company AGC Biologics Inc. has tapped industry veteran Regina Choi-Rivera to serve as general manager of its Boulder manufacturing facility.

The company, which also operates a plant in Longmont, acquired the shuttered AstraZeneca PLC plant in Boulder in 2020 and has built out a contract drug manufacturing operation there. 

Choi-Rivera has held leadership roles with Samsung Biologics Co. and Janssen Pharmaceuticals, according to an AGC news release. 

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“I am delighted to join AGC Biologics at such an exciting time of growth for the company and at such a transformational time for our industry,” Choi-Rivera said in the release. “The strong track record of biopharmaceutical innovation and technical capabilities at this facility, coupled with world-class talent, puts the Boulder site in position to help deliver important treatments that can truly change the lives of patients for years to come.”