Small brands can be managed more profitably in a small company setting than in a large company. From an accounting standpoint, large companies regularly understate the cost of handling their small brands. This becomes even clearer from a study on the management of small brands that Numark commissioned. In sum, it is more profitable for executives at large companies to spend their time on major brands rather than on smaller ones, and to consider divesting smaller brands.

Numark is actively seeking to add small OTC, HBA and Rx brands to its roster. If you have any opportunities to divest or partner, we would appreciate it if you would keep us in mind. Please contact, Khalil Daya, VP of Business Development.

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    Moaiz F. Daya

    CEO/President/Partner

    Prior to co-founding Numark Laboratories and then DSE Healthcare Solutions, Moaiz worked in product management at the Arm & Hammer Company, International Playtex and Johnson & John Baby Products Company where he was Director of New Products.

    In 1983, Moaiz left Johnson & Johnson to become President of Essex Manufacturing Corporation, a contract manufacturing business that he and other investors acquired. At Essex, Mr. Daya was involved in a turnaround situation which was accomplished through successful productivity increases, the development of new patented technology, and an asset sale. In 1989 after selling Essex Manufacturing Corporation, Moaiz joined Numark Laboratories. In 2005, Moaiz bought 4 of the Numark brands and launched DSE Healthcare Solutions.

    Civil Society Engagement:
    Moaiz has a long record of voluntary service in Leadership Positions to Community Institutions as well as with the Aga Khan Development Network, with extensive presence and contributions in Africa and South and Central Asia. His service includes President, The Aga Khan Council for Eastern USA; Chairman, The Aga Khan Grants & Review Board for USA; Chairman, Focus Humanitarian Assistance; Trustee, Landmark College in Putney, Vermont; USA convener for the Aga Khan University.

    Moaiz currently leads the advisory Committee on Resource Mobilization for the Aga Khan Academies currently operating in Mombasa, Kenya; Maputo, Mozambique; Hyderabad, India.

    Moaiz went to school in Tanzania and Kenya and obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics (with Honors) at the University College in Daressalaam, Tanzania in 1968, and his MBA at Columbia University in 1972.

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    Robert C. Stites

    Chairman/Partner

    Mr. Stites has spent his entire career in consumer goods marketing. He joined Colgate Palmolive Company as an assistant product director in 1957. In 1962, he joined SSC&B Advertising Agency as Vice President and Account Supervisor. He joined J&J in 1967 as a Group Product Director and in 1972 was named Vice President of Marketing and a member of the Board of Directors of J&J Baby Products Company, and in 1981 was named President and Chief Operating Officer of J&J Products, Inc.

    Mr. Stites has a B.S. from Rutgers University and an M.B.A. from New York University.

    His past activities include service as Chairman of the Board of the American Management Association, membership on the Executive Committee of the Cosmetic, Toiletries and Fragrance Association, the National Committee for the Prevention of Child Abuse and the Board of the Ethics Resource Center. He is presently a member on the International Affairs Committee of the Consumer Healthcare Products Association.

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    Scott R. Emerson

    Executive Vice President/Partner

    Mr. Emerson is the founder and president of The Emerson Group, an industry-leading provider of consultant and sales execution services. A division of the company is Emerson Healthcare, which provides centralized invoicing, order processing, warehousing and shipping.

    With 30 years of experience in the industry, Mr. Emerson has held senior management positions within brand management, new business development, sales operations and field sales for Fortune 500 companies including Johnson & Johnson, Unilever, and Novartis. Mr. Emerson sits on numerous boards and serves in an advisory capacity to CHPA and NACDS.

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    Khalil Daya

    General Manager, VP Business Development

    Khalil spent 10 years in the consumer healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. He has worked at Fortune 500 companies including Nestle HealthCare Nutrition, Philips Oral Healthcare and Novartis Pharmaceuticals. He held senior positions within marketing, sales management and field sales, with a strong emphasis on medical professional and patient outreach. Khalil has experience in both domestic and international markets; during his tenure with Nestle, he undertook two global assignments that were based out of their world headquarters in Switzerland.

    Khalil has an M.B.A. from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a B.A. from Washington University in St. Louis

    He is a member of the Consumer Healthcare Products Association

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    David Burton

    Vice President of Operations

    Dave is the Vice President of Operations for DSE Healthcare Solutions. Dave has over 32 years of Operations and Supply Chain leadership experience across the Consumer, Pharmaceutical, Animal Health and Medical Device segments. Dave holds a BaSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Waterloo in Canada. His professional experience includes several progressive leadership roles in Canada and US at Procter & Gamble, Pfizer and more recently Johnson & Johnson. During his time at J&J, Dave was responsible for the global supply of some of the world’s most recognizable brands including Listerine®, Band Aid®, Lubriderm®, Neosporin® and Visine®. Coupling a rich professional life with a rich family life, Dave lives in Doylestown Pennsylvania with his wife and four daughters.