Built around execution.
United Plasma LLC is a privately held U.S. consultancy founded in 2019 and relaunched in 2024. Based in Michigan, the company works on plasma collection operations, biologics infrastructure, regulatory readiness, strategic development, and technology-enabled workforce systems.
We serve private operators, investors, public-sector organizations, and partners evaluating complex collection and healthcare initiatives. Our approach connects operating experience with market-specific planning and carefully structured implementation.
A message from the founder
“Every high-performing system—a national plasma program, an enterprise, or a single collection center—operates in a state of flow, where policy, infrastructure, quality, and people move together without friction. Our work is to find where that flow breaks down, close the gaps, and build an organic system that performs at its best at every level.”
Tim Mere, Founder & Principal
Tim MereFounder & Principal
Tim Mere is a business executive with more than 22 years of experience, including over a decade in plasma, biologics, and separation technology. He has led multi-site plasma operations, managed turnkey projects, and advises large-scale private enterprises and government bodies on healthcare infrastructure, national self-sufficiency in medicines, and critical projects across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He is fluent in English and Arabic.
timmere.com ↗“Tim Mere was the person I sent in for the toughest challenges. He approached problems with pragmatism and logic… When Tim stepped in, you knew the issue would be resolved quickly. His direct and frequent communication ensured complete clarity every time.”
Reed Smith, VP of Multi-Site Operations
United Plasma's wider model draws on specialist expertise and project-specific collaborators where appropriate.
Our operating principles
- Execution: design with implementation and operational sustainability in mind.
- Regulatory responsibility: respect applicable requirements and the role of competent authorities.
- Localization: adapt systems to cultural, market, and health-system realities.
- Ethical access: consider donors, communities, and long-term healthcare benefit.
- Independence: evaluate technology and operating choices against the client's needs.
International perspective
Our work and strategic interests span Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and North America. Actual engagements and project statuses are described according to their documented stage; we do not imply regulatory endorsement or final implementation where none has been established.