Lohmann Animal Health International names new CEO

Frank Sterner, Ph.D., MBA, has been promoted to CEO for Lohmann Animal Health International. Sterner has been with Lohmann Animal Health International for the past four years, serving as president since 2009.

August 3, 2012

Frank Sterner, Ph.D., MBA, has been promoted to CEO for Lohmann Animal Health International.

Sterner has been with Lohmann Animal Health International for the past four years, serving as president since 2009. He joined the company in 2008 as vice president of biotechnology.

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