Pierre-Etienne Boin
About Pierre-Etienne Boin
Pierre-Etienne Boin is the Chief Legal Officer at Inari, with extensive experience in international agribusiness and biotechnology law, previously serving as General Counsel at Syngenta and holding positions at Novartis Seeds.
Pierre-Etienne Boin Chief Legal Officer
Pierre-Etienne Boin serves as the Chief Legal Officer at Inari. In this role, he oversees all of the company's legal functions, leading a team that operates at the intersection of intellectual property, compliance, and regulatory strategy. His leadership is pivotal in ensuring that Inari navigates the complex legal landscapes of the agribusiness and biotechnology sectors effectively.
Pierre-Etienne Boin Education and Expertise
Pierre-Etienne Boin holds a law degree from the University of Fribourg, Switzerland. He further specialized in European Law by earning a Master's from Université Libre of Brussels, Belgium. Additionally, he has completed the Advanced Executive Program at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. This robust educational background complements his extensive expertise in international agribusiness and biotechnology law.
Pierre-Etienne Boin Professional Background
Pierre-Etienne Boin has amassed three decades of experience as an attorney specializing in international agribusiness and biotechnology law. Prior to joining Inari, he served as General Counsel for Seeds and Biotechnology at Syngenta, where he was responsible for legal matters on a global scale. He also held various roles at Novartis Seeds, where he gained extensive experience in legal issues related to the seed industry.
Pierre-Etienne Boin Achievements
During his tenure at Syngenta, Pierre-Etienne Boin served as General Counsel for Seeds and Biotechnology globally, handling complex legal issues and contributing to the company’s regulatory strategies and intellectual property management. His prior experience at Novartis Seeds also adds to his distinguished career in the legal sector of agribusiness and biotechnology.