WHEELING, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 25, 2025--
EdgeOne Medical, a professional service organization specializing in development and testing services for combination products in the bio-pharmaceutical industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Marty Shelton as Chief Operating Officer (COO).
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Marty Shelton brings over 30 years of extensive experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and life sciences operations. Throughout his career, he has built and led high-performing teams, championed regulatory compliance efforts, and driven sustainable business growth. His leadership roles span quality control, laboratory operations, technical process improvement, and executive-level operational excellence.
Mr. Shelton has held pivotal leadership positions at premier life sciences organizations including Merck & Co., Shire Pharmaceuticals, Alcami Corporation, and most recently, Pace Analytical Life Sciences. His deep expertise in laboratory operations, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence has resulted in measurable improvements in quality, efficiency, and business performance, ensuring clients and partners receive reliable, high-quality solutions to advance healthcare outcomes.
“Marty’s leadership brings a renewed focus on operational rigor and innovation, equipping EdgeOne Medical to meet evolving industry demands. His expertise will directly enhance our ability to continue to deliver exceptional quality and compliant solutions that accelerate our clients’ combination product programs,” said Lilli Zakarija, President of EdgeOne Medical.
“I am honored to join EdgeOne Medical as COO,” stated Shelton. “I am committed to building on the company’s strong foundation of testing and development services by strengthening operational execution and continuing to foster a culture of collaboration and innovation. Together, we will continue to deliver high-quality solutions and drive long-term success for our clients.”
Mr. Shelton’s appointment reflects EdgeOne Medical’s commitment to operational excellence as a cornerstone of sustainable growth and long-term value creation. This leadership enhancement will enable the company to accelerate innovation and continue delivering exceptional value across the evolving life sciences landscape.
About EdgeOne Medical
EdgeOne Medical is a device development professional service organization serving the bio-pharmaceutical industry with end-to-end offerings to navigate the development and commercialization pathway of combination products. Backed by seasoned industry experts and a deeply collaborative, client-first mindset, EdgeOne Medical has a track record of supporting over 135 clients across a full range of device modalities including pre-filled syringes, auto- & pen injectors, inhalers, on-body injectors, vial access devices, custom device delivery systems, complex systems, digital apps, connected devices and innovative medical device technologies. EdgeOne Medical stands as the only true Integrated Device Partner for Combination Products, with a cross-functional device team complemented by in-house, FDA inspected device testing labs operated by experienced device engineers to help clients deliver safe, effective, and patient-centric solutions. Founded in 2012, EdgeOne Medical is headquartered in Wheeling, IL.
Marty Shelton brings over 30 years of extensive experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and life sciences operations to his new role as Chief Operating Officer at EdgeOne Medical.
LUCKNOW, India (AP) — Impact player substitute Sameer Rizvi struck a half-century as Delhi Capitals overcame a top-order order collapse and beat Lucknow Super Giants by six wickets in its opening game of the Indian Premier League on Wednesday.
Rizvi anchored Delhi to 145-4 in 17.1 overs with an unbeaten 70 off 47 balls after coming in for Thangarasu Natarajan in the fourth over.
Lucknow had earlier collapsed to 141 all in 18.4 overs after Delhi skipper Axar Patel won the toss on a wicket where fast bowlers found plenty of swing with the new ball.
Delhi ran into early trouble in the chase when it collapsed to 26-4 in the fifth over before Rizvi and Tristan Stubbs (39 not out) of South Africa featured in a match-winning 119-run stand.
“Playing at home, you know the conditions and that helped as my state league takes place here,” Rizvi said. “Stubbs said ‘respect the conditions’ (and) once we were set, we knew we could play our natural game.”
Lokesh Rahul got dismissed on Mohammad Shami’s first ball when he holed out at deep point while going for an extravagant inside shot over the cover, and pace bowler Mohsin Khan found the outside edge of Nitish Rana’s bat.
Fast bowler Prince Yadav then picked up the wickets of Sri Lankan Pathum Nissanka, who skied a mistimed pull to diving wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant, and clean bowled Patel of the next ball before Rizvi and Stubbs revived the chase.
Rizvi was the aggressor of the two, hitting four sixes and five boundaries while Stubbs’ 32-ball knock featured three fours and a six.
Earlier, Lucknow struggled from the onset against the pace of Mukesh Kumar (0-17) in the power play while Lungi Ngidi (3-27) and Natarajan (3-29) intelligently varied their pace.
Pant promoted himself as an opener but was run-out in the third over when Kumar couldn’t hold onto a sharp return catch of Mitchell Marsh, but the ball deflected onto the stumps at the non-striker’s end with Pant out of crease.
“Best way to recover from my dismissal is to ignore it as you can’t control it,” Pant said. "The way we batted, we couldn’t get a partnership for long ... there was enough help with the new ball, but you can’t put pressure on the opposition with 140."
Marsh made 35 off 28 before he holed out to mid-off against Kuldeep Yadav’s (2-31) googly in the 10th over. Ngidi, bowling round the wicket, baffled experienced Nicholas Pooran with a dipping slower ball as the West Indian left-hander tried to flick but missed the line completely and was clean bowled for run-a-ball 8.
Abdul Samad charged briefly and top-scored with 36 off 25 balls before falling to Natarajan in the 18th over as Ngidi polished off the tail quickly with two more slower balls to tailenders Anrich Nortje and Khan.
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Delhi Capitals' Lungi Ngidi, right, celebrates with teammates the dismissal of Lucknow Super Giants' Nicholas Pooran during the Indian Premier League cricket match between Lucknow Super Giants and Delhi Capitals in Lucknow, India, Wednesday, April 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)
Delhi Capitals' Lungi Ngidi, right, listens to captain Axar Patel before bowling his next delivery during the Indian Premier League cricket match between Lucknow Super Giants and Delhi Capitals in Lucknow, India, Wednesday, April 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)
Delhi Capitals' Sameer Rizvi, right, and batting partner Tristan Stubbs encourage each other during the Indian Premier League cricket match between Lucknow Super Giants and Delhi Capitals in Lucknow, India, Wednesday, April 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)
Delhi Capitals' Sameer Rizvi bats during the Indian Premier League cricket match between Lucknow Super Giants and Delhi Capitals in Lucknow, India, Wednesday, April 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)
