(PRESS RELEASE) EAST LONGMEADOW, MA – W.F. Young, a global leader in animal health products such as Absorbine and The Missing Link, announced the appointment of Audra Mulligan as director of regulatory affairs and development. Audra will help the company achieve its goals and objectives by directing the regulatory compliance process and technical product development. Additionally, she will oversee W.F. Young’s global compliance regulations and liaise with legal counsel and regulatory consultants.
“Audra’s experience and expertise will be an incredible addition to our team,” said Jaime McKinley, president of W.F. Young. “As our company commemorates its 130th anniversary, it’s additions like Audra that speak to W.F. Young’s commitment to growth, innovation and a forward-looking vision.”
Having spent the last decade in regulatory management and customer service, Audra is a welcome and natural fit for the role. Her additional certifications in pest management and horticulture bring unique specialization to the job.
“I’m thrilled to become a part of W.F. Young’s rich history of providing high-quality products and exceptional customer care,” said Mulligan. “Every day there is a new opportunity to enrich the lives of our customers, and the animals they care for. As an owner of horses and dogs myself, I’m excited to combine my professional expertise with my love for animals, to help them live happier and healthier lives.”
About W.F. Young
Founded in 1892 by Wilbur Fenelon Young and his wife, Mary Ida, W.F. Young, Inc. has manufactured and distributed high-quality and trusted animal health and wellness products for over 125 years. The company is recognized as a worldwide leader in innovative, specialized animal health care brands – including Absorbine Veterinary Liniment, UltraShield fly control, ShowSheen grooming products, Leather Therapy leather care, Hooflex hoof care, as well as Absorbine and The Missing Link nutritional supplements – that improve wellness and enhance the quality and enjoyment of life for people and their animals. For more information, please visit www.wfyoung.com.