Milton Butler

Managed high-value customer accounts across a 17-state territory, generating $2.2 million in new product sales for FY2025. Conducted process stream analyses that reduced in-process storage requirements by 70%.

Led account management and client relationship development across the Midwest United States, serving as the technical resource for media, serum, and cell culture recommendations.

Designed and fabricated three semi-automatic ampoule cane machines, eliminating manual caning and reducing headcount by eight. Converted a legacy stainless-steel process to single-use, reducing contamination and capturing $300k in annual savings.

Provided Single-Use subject matter expertise to align global marketing and sales strategies, and traveled to client sites to evaluate process streams for conversion opportunities. Managed the AdvantaPass product from concept to saleable product, earning a patent as co-inventor.

Provided Single-Use technical expertise to sales teams across the Midwest US, Mexico, and South America. Conducted process stream analyses, delivered training on Single-Use Bioreactors and Mixers, and executed FAT and validation protocols.

Managed engineering projects from concept through FAT and validation, scaling Single-Use Bioreactor technology to full production. Led a multi-million dollar capital project and performed statistical analysis to optimize yield.

Completed a nine-month management trainee program and coordinated production, GMP compliance, and safety for a 30-person crew in a high-volume manufacturing environment.

Audited approximately 500 SOPs against plant practices and presented revisions to management. Utilized trend analysis to assist in boosting product yields.

Certified Six Sigma Black Belt (CSSBB) from the American Society for Quality, earned in October 2007.

Six Sigma Green Belt certification from Fort Dodge Animal Health, earned in October 2006.

Associate of Science in Quality Assurance from Eastern Kentucky University, completed in May 2002.

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology from Eastern Kentucky University, completed in December 2002.