About us

CROMA Ltd, was founded in October 2005, by Venia Allamani and Athina Moissidou.

Having long and extensive experience in Regulatory Affairs and Market Access issues, working in leading positions in big multinational pharmaceutical companies (such as AstraZeneca, Bayer, Sandoz) we created our own company, CROMA Ltd,
with the ambition to provide to our partners the best support in driving Fast, Safely and Effectively their products into the Greek Market.

We believe in the strategic importance of Regulatory Affairs for the success of the Pharmaceutical Business in the demanding and constantly changing health environment both in European and local level.

We understand that Market Access is the critical success factor, as a result of a long chain of approvals procedures that have to take place before launching your products in the Greek Market.

If you need a partner in Greece for the successful implementation of your strategies regarding the Access of your products into the Greek Market, CROMA can offer personalized services to address your needs, working closely with you and being dedicated to your company.

Board of directors

Athina Moissidou

Athina Moissidou, studied Molecular Biology at the University of Lund Sweden and then she did her Masters Decree in Biotechnology at the same University.
The recent 14 years she was working as Head of the Regulatory Affairs Department in AstraZeneca. She has been actively involved in the Greek Association of Pharmaceutical Companies working in several committees such as regulatory, pricing and reimbursement committee. Through all those years she has established and maintains excellent relations with personnel in the Greek Health Authorities.

Venia Allamani

Venia Allamani studied Chemistry at the University of Athens and she got a Master Decree in Quality Assurance – Food Technology at the University of Reading in UK.
Before joining AstraZeneca 5 years ago she was Regulatory Affairs Manager in Sandoz and Bayer. Venia has established and maintains excellent relations with personnel in the Greek Health Authorities.