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Frontiers appoints Parul Kumar

Parul Kumar has been appointed Frontiers’ chief operating officer.

Frontiers appoints Parul Kumar
Parul Kumar: “I am excited to be joining Frontiers during a period of continued growth and success for the organization.”

Research publisher Frontiers has announced the appointment of Parul Kumar as chief operations officer. Parul, who brings more than twenty-three years’ experience to the position, will primarily focus on internal processes and the operational model of the company, including governance, organization, policies, procedures, and optimization.

Parul joins Frontiers from the London Stock Exchange Group, where she was the group head of operational excellence driving business process transformation & organizational effectiveness. She has also held leadership roles at GSK, Expedia, UCB Pharmaceuticals, e-Bay, and General Electric leading business change, transformation, customer experience and culture shift in fast paced and high growth environments. She is passionate about diversity and inclusion, creating collaborative working cultures supporting children and women in science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics initiatives.

Frontiers’ co-founder and chief executive officer Kamila Markram says: “Parul’s support in advancing Frontiers’ mission, as she joins us as a member of the executive leadership team, will contribute to driving the growth and success of our company. She is an outstanding leader with global expertise, a track record of driving process excellence, organizational change transformation, and building customer centric organizations and teams.”

Commenting on her appointment, Parul Kumar adds: “I am excited to be joining Frontiers during a period of continued growth and success for the organization. With operations from 17 countries across Europe, North America, and Asia and hugely talented workforce, I am fully committed to working closely with other leaders within Frontiers to ensure our goals are met efficiently and effectively contributing to even greater success in our mission.”

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