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Cornelius C.

Head Of Information Technology at Biovac

Cornelius C. is an experienced IT professional currently serving as the Head of Information Technology at Biovac since July 2022. Prior roles include Executive of IT Business Services at AGH - Afgri Group Holdings and Head of Information Technology at PHILAFRICA FOODS (PTY) LTD. With extensive experience at AFGRI Operations Limited, Cornelius has held various positions including Service Delivery Manager for Business Applications and IT-Business Integration Manager, focusing on IT strategy, application management, project management, and governance. Cornelius possesses a BTech from the University of South Africa and a Professional Certificate in CIO Practice from the University of the Witwatersrand, complemented by PRINCE2 certifications in project management.

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Cape Town, South Africa

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Biovac

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Biovac was founded in 2003 to revive and restore South Africa’s vaccine manufacturing capabilities. We are an African based manufacturer contributing towards filling the gap that exists in the lack of African vaccine manufacturing capability. We recognise that we’ll only achieve this if we match scientific innovation through local biotechnology skills with the most advanced manufacturing technology and global partnerships. We work closely with local academic institutions, global pharmaceutical companies, the public sector as well as private sector. Some of our achievements are described below: We manufacture highly advanced vaccines on behalf of leading international biopharmaceutical companies. Biovac is licensed to manufacture a fully liquid hexavalent vaccine from Sanofi that targets and protects against six childhood diseases. In 2021, we envisage to start the manufacture of a multivalent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine from Pfizer. We supply over 15-million doses of vaccines a year in South Africa and neighbouring countries under strict cold chain conditions. We have built inhouse product development capability and technologies and have successfully out-licensed one of our technologies to international manufacturers. We are working to establish new safeguards against pathogens like group B streptococcus bacteria, a rising cause of sepsis and meningitis in newborns. To do this vital work, we rely on sophisticated technology and, above all, the skills and dedication of more than 350 highly trained team members. Along with our partners, we’ve invested over R800 million in infrastructure and skills development at our manufacturing facilities in Cape Town. These investments are resulting in estimated benefits of more than R500-million a year to the national economy.


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