Coulter Partners places Gregory Reinaud as Chief Operating Officer of Proveca
London, 14 October 2025 – Coulter Partners, the global expert building leadership teams for Health, Science and Technology innovation businesses, successfully completed a search assignment for Proveca Ltd (“Proveca”) and is pleased to announce the placement of Gregory Reinaud as Chief Operating Officer (COO).
Proveca is a specialist pharmaceutical company dedicated to providing licensed medicines for children. The Company develops and licenses medicines for children with long-term, chronic conditions, addressing the significant issue of children being prescribed adult medications that are not age-appropriate. By collaborating with clinicians, parents, and caregivers, Proveca aims to improve the lives of children by providing safer and more effective treatment options.
Gregory Reinaud is a highly experienced healthcare leader with over 25 years in the pharmaceutical industry, known for his ability to drive growth and lead transformative change. He joins Proveca after a distinguished career that includes senior executive roles at McKinsey, GSK, and ViiV Healthcare. Greg’s expertise in bridging scientific innovation with commercial success is a key asset. During his tenure as General Manager at ViiV Healthcare Canada, he led the business and oversaw the launch of groundbreaking therapies, contributing to a significant sales increase. His track record of managing complex operations and leading high-performing teams makes him a perfect fit to help Proveca achieve its strategic goals.
Commenting on the appointment, Dr Simon Bryson, CEO of Proveca, said:
I am delighted to welcome Greg as COO, marking a pivotal moment in our journey as we continue our growth and global expansion and position the company for long-term success. The chemistry with Coulter Partners was spot on from the start. They genuinely understood our core motivations for this critical role and brought a strong, rigorous methodology to the search, providing us with thorough and detailed candidate reports. The calibre of the candidate pool, including some excellent 'wild cards,' was truly impressive, and we are absolutely delighted with the final outcome.
