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Richard Schulz Receives the Coveted GCPj Award for Best Clinical Researcher of the Year
Date:9/7/2007

LONDON, Sept. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Chiltern, a leading global research organization, is pleased to announce that last night Richard Schulz, Chiltern's Country Manager for the Czech Republic, received GCPj's "Best Clinical Researcher" of the year award. The award ceremony was held in London's historic Gibson Hall.

Richard was selected from amongst his peers by a panel of judges who reviewed his achievements in the implementation and successful conclusion of clinical trials. The judging panel was composed of a group of senior industry experts. "I am delighted to receive this award," said Richard,

"it is a great honor for me, my team and Chiltern. It is always gratifying to see ones efforts and dedication rewarded at such a high profile and well recognized industry event."

"Chiltern is delighted for Richard who has performed a tremendous job in rapidly growing our operations in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania," commented Lewis Cameron, Executive Vice President Europe. He added, "Richard has implemented processes that have increased efficiency and communications to the benefit of our sponsors in Central and Eastern Europe and he exemplifies the talent and high quality clinical research personnel Chiltern employs worldwide."

About Chiltern:

Established in 1982, Chiltern is a leading global Contract Research Organization with extensive experience of running and staffing international Phase I to Phase IV clinical trials across a broad therapeutic range for a wide variety of clients. Chiltern employs more than 1000 people with 18 offices across the United States, Europe and in India. Chiltern provides services including Early Phase, Global Clinical Development, Late Phase, Biometrics, Medical and Regulatory Affairs and Resourcing Solutions.

For More Information Contact:

Catherine Lemercier

Chiltern International, Inc.

2111 Palomar Airport Road

Suite 200

Carlsbad

CA 92011

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