Jul 13, 2026 · 50 min · 14 segments
Wayne chats with Paul Kim, Principal of Kendall Square Policy Strategies LLC, and Dr. Susan Mayne, Adjunct Professor at the Yale School of Public Health and former Director of FDA's Center for Food…
Susan MayneGuestWayne PinesHostSusan Mayne is an adjunct professor at the Yale School of Public Health from twenty fifteen to twenty twenty-three.
She was a director of CFSAN, the FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, and before joining FDA, she spent nearly three decades at the Yale School of Public Health focusing on food and nutrition.
Before founding Kendall Square, he spent two decades as a partner and co-chair of the FDA and government strategies practices at a major law firm.
He previously served as health policy counsel to Senator Kennedy, uh, Secretary Kennedy, Senator-
Kennedy, uh, Congressman Waxman, Henry, Henry Waxman, Senator Pryor, and he also worked at the FDA, AmFar, Ciba-Geigy, so he has a long experience in the FDA area.
There haven't been a whole lot of development in the cosmetics area, but I like to have a few sentences just bringing us up, uh, to date.
Susan Mayne is an adjunct professor at the Yale School of Public Health from twenty fifteen to twenty twenty-three.
She was a director of CFSAN, the FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, and before joining FDA, she spent nearly three decades at the Yale School of Public Health focusing on food and nutrition.
Before founding Kendall Square, he spent two decades as a partner and co-chair of the FDA and government strategies practices at a major law firm.
He previously served as health policy counsel to Senator Kennedy, uh, Secretary Kennedy, Senator-
Kennedy, uh, Congressman Waxman, Henry, Henry Waxman, Senator Pryor, and he also worked at the FDA, AmFar, Ciba-Geigy, so he has a long experience in the FDA area.
There haven't been a whole lot of development in the cosmetics area, but I like to have a few sentences just bringing us up, uh, to date.
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