Neil Lloyd

Neil Lloyd has extensive work experience in various roles within the pharmaceutical, waste management, and regulatory sectors. Neil is currently employed as a Senior Clinical Project Manager at PCI Pharma Services, where their responsibilities include project management and documentation. Prior to this, they worked as a Regional Account Manager at Red Industries.

Before their current role, Neil had a long tenure at PCI Pharma Services, starting as a Key Account Manager in 2002 and progressing to positions such as Customer Relations Manager, Senior Account Manager, and Principal Account Manager. In these roles, they were responsible for managing key accounts, generating new business, dealing with tenders and contracts, and maintaining long-term relationships with clients. Neil also played a key role in project set-up, project administration, financial tracking, and forecasting.

Prior to joining PCI Pharma Services, Neil worked at Shanks Waste Management as a Key Account Manager and Customer Care Manager, where they were involved in business generation, account management, tender and contract management, budgeting, forecasting, and customer service management.

Earlier in their career, Neil worked as a Waste Regulations Officer at Torfaen County Borough Council and as an Analyst at Biozyme Ltd.

In summary, Neil Lloyd has a diverse work background with extensive experience in account management, project management, customer service, regulatory compliance, and waste management.

Neil Lloyd attended Abersychan Comprehensive from 1979 to 1984, where they obtained O Levels in English Language, Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, History, Geography, English Literature, and Latin. Neil then went on to study at Pontypool College from 1984 to 1986, earning A Levels in Chemistry and Biology and O Levels in Economics and General Studies. From 1986 to 1989, Neil pursued a Bsc (Hons) Combined Studies in Science with a focus on Chemistry and Biology at Trent Polytechnic. Later, in 1992 to 1994, they attended Cardiff Institute of Higher Education, acquiring an IWM Diploma in Waste Management. Lastly, in 2001, Neil obtained a Certificate of Professional Competence in National Road Haulage Operations from Gwent College of Further Education in Newport.