Paige Bingham has been appointed chief executive officer of Dallas-based Meeting Protocol Worldwide, a family of life science brands that provide services to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
Paige Bingham will succeed Pat Bingham, the company’s founder, and previous CEO, who is retiring after many years of leadership.
“I am honored to lead Meeting Protocol Worldwide into its next phase of growth,” Paige Bingham said in a statement. “We have a long-standing commitment to excellence and innovation. I am dedicated to building on the company’s strong foundation and reputation, including growing our technology and services within Scout Clinical and Atlas Clinical Academy. I look forward to honoring Pat’s legacy of relentless customer service and creating order out of chaos.”
Paige Bingham brings a strong reputation and a wealth of global pharmaceutical meeting planning experience with a proven track record of customer success to her new role.
Pat Bingham said in a statement, “After years of dedicated service, I am delighted to be succeeded by Paige, who has been an integral part of our success in the company’s significant expansion with our Scout Clinical and Atlas Clinical Academy divisions. Her strategic vision, industry knowledge, and unwavering commitment make her the ideal candidate to lead the company.”
Paige Bingham joined Meeting Protocol Worldwide in 1999 and played a key role in the company’s growth and expansion into numerous countries by establishing the London office and growing the European market.
After many years abroad, she returned to the Dallas headquarters, at which time she was appointed chief operating officer, bringing with her a strong belief in cultural diversity and inclusivity, the company said.
As COO, Paige was instrumental in the creation of Scout Clinical, a market-leading patient reimbursement and concierge division. She has driven adoption of Scout Clinical into some of the Top 10 global pharmaceutical and contract research organizations.
The company said she also oversaw the development of Atlas Clinical Academy, the company’s LMS technology platform.
Meeting Protocol Worldwide is a family of brands providing full-service meeting planning for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries as well as clinical trial patient concierge travel and reimbursement services.
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