Nephron Pharmaceuticals adds four new hires to its C-suite.

Nephron Pharmaceuticals in West Columbia has recently hired four key executives.

Nola Grant has joined as chief human resources officer, Min Ha is the new chief of quality, Rene Herrera takes on the role of chief of process engineering and Monique Harvin has been selected as director of quality compliance.

"The industry knowledge and experience between Min, Rene, Nola and Monique is unmatched," said Nephron CEO and owner Lou Kennedy. "The excellence, work ethic and leadership of our team continues to make me proud. I am confident they are equipped with all the tools needed to take Nephron to the next level."

Grant has more than 18 years of HR experience. She is the former executive director of human resources at Charter Communications, where she had oversight of the largest call center in the nation.

She is a member of The Society of Human Resource Management and serves on the board of directors for United Way. Grant holds a master's degree in human resources management from Webster University.

Min Ha has more than 20 years of experience in commercial and clinical aseptic pharmaceuticalmanufacturing. Prior to Nephron, Ha worked as the director of clinical trial material and device quality at Avalyn Pharma providing quality and compliance oversight of pharmaceutical development manufacturing. He has served in senior leadership roles at SteadyMed Therapeutics, Mylan Global Respiratory Group and Mylan Specialty LP. Ha received his Bachelor of Science in microbiology from California Polytechnic State University.

Herrera has more than 29 years of pharmaceutical...