Terri Jollymour

Terri Jollymour is a member of the Operations Readiness and Convergence (ORC) enterprise group, leading strategic efforts in the convergent space for Johnson & Johnson (J and J). Terri works across the three main business sectors: Consumer/McNeil, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, and Medical Device & Diagnostics to ensure safety, quality and sustainability for the convergent space.

Within J and J’s Convergent Space, Terri is responsible for comprehensive engagement with project teams to assess and mitigate new product development for product, process and program risks. This spans across early to late development and pre-launch readiness. Terri is also accountable for strategic leadership initiatives in the Supply Chain organization, such as leading the implementation of the Combination Product CGMPs. Terri’s group is responsible for ad hoc support for convergent programs, to address specific issues or fill in specific roles on teams. Her group is also responsible for rapid tactical reponse for supply chain and/or quality and compliance mitigation issues across the enterprise. Terri leads the Convergent Network at J&J, which brings all three business sectors together for learning, sharing/leveraging and networking within this innovative space.

For over a decade, Terri has held top leadership roles in the convergent space within J and J. She has been responsible for leading large, complex, convergent product development program teams within J and J’s pharmaceutical and medical device & diagnostic sectors. She has been recognized for her outstanding leadership with numerous company recognition awards and executive programs.

Terri earned her degree in Pharmacology at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Prior to J&J, she worked in the diagnostic space at Syva and led controlled release drug-delivery programs (combination products) at ALZA Corporation. She held positions of increasing responsiblities within program management, R&D, analytical sciences and quality assurance over her many years in the health care industry. She is a member of the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association and is a certified Project Management Professional.