Tuesday, 23 September 2014 10:05

Lab appoints client services manager

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Leading analytical testing organisation, Hill Laboratories has appointed Lorrae Taylor as client services manager for the organisation's food and bioanalytical division.


Taylor has nearly four decades of nationwide experience working in laboratories, or with laboratories to provide proficiency services testing.


Taylor says Hill Laboratories' client services teams, which are effective in all three of the company's divisions, are what sets the organisation apart from most other analytical testing laboratories.


"At Hill Laboratories we recognise that clients often have queries about the testing process, so we have strong client services teams to provide guidance on the best testing to meet client's needs," she says.


"I am passionate about not just meeting clients' needs, but exceeding them."


Taylor began her career at Bay of Plenty Cooperative Milk Producers Ltd, a Te Puke dairy laboratory where she spent 17 years first as a lab technician and eventually as lab supervisor.


Following this she undertook the role of laboratory manager at multi species processing facility Affco in Rangiuru, where she remained for six years.

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