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NA-GEN Form Number 79

Revised: 13 Jan 06

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CURRICULUM VITAE:

JOHN W. AUSTAD

CURRENT POSITION

Title:

Manager I

Department:

Nutritional Chemistry and Food Safety

Covance Laboratories Inc.

Madison, Wisconsin

EDUCATION

BS

Chemistry, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, 2001

Additional Training

Covance Quality Systems Training, Covance Laboratories Inc., Madison, Wisconsin, 2001

Rees Monitoring System Training, Covance Laboratories Inc., Madison Wisconsin 2002

Pre-Management Training Program, Covance Laboratories Inc., Madison Wisconsin 2002-2003

Targeted Selection Training Program, Covance Laboratories Inc., Madison, Wisconsin, 2003

Six-Sigma Greenbelt Training Program, Covance Laboratories Inc., Vienna Virginia, 2005

Spill Responder Training Program, Covance Laboratories Inc., Madison Wisconsin, 2006

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

03/2009 - Present: Manager I, Nutritional Chemistry and Food Safety

Mr. Austad is directly responsible for overseeing the several chemistry groups at the Madison location.

He is responsible for all aspects of these group’s, including the quality of results, assay turn-around

time, productivity, profitability and the technical guidance of analytical activities. He ensures that each

group’s processes comply with Good Laboratory Practices (GLPs) guidelines. In addition, he is

responsible for the hiring and training of new personnel as well as the performance evaluation for each

employee.

10/2007 – 03/2009: Supervisor III, Food and Drug Analysis, Technical Development

As supervisor of the Technical Development group, Mr. Austad was responsible for working with client

service personnel, client managers and study directors in scheduling client specific methods and also

working with management in scheduling the validation and implementation of new methods. Mr.

Austad also worked with area supervisors to schedule his staff to resolve technical issues with existing

assays. Mr. Austad was responsible for the review of all requests of the Technical Development group

and scheduling them according the objectives set forth by management. Mr. Austad also conducts

performance evaluations, hires new personnel and serves as a back-up for several routine analysis

groups.

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