The gene therapy space is a rapidly developing areas in the industry, as a result those with expertise are finding their knowledge is invaluable to companies looking to advance in the space.
As we have entered the summer, companies have taken to refreshing their leadership positions, including at companies such as Gilead, Alnylam, and Maze Therapeutics.
BMS’ capture of Celgene caught much attention, due to the size and scale of the acqusition, but rival companies have taken the chance to snap up employees that have left after the deal.
As we enter spring, several companies have refreshed the look of their executive boards – some to strengthen their direction and some out of necessity.
While last month saw many pharma executives leaving their positions to head towards smaller biotech companies, this month saw members of the industry climbing the ladder from various different starting points.
In a significant move at the larger end of the biopharma world, AstraZeneca’s global VP of cardiovascular, renal and metabolism made the move to Novo Nordisk to head up its biopharm unit.
As the stream of executives flowing from large pharma companies to smaller biotechs builds into a torrent, another month has passed with a number of significant switches. Notably, two former Genentech employees, responsible for work on some of its bestselling...
Ambition, hard work and a focus on quality has made Celltrion the ‘pioneers of the mAb biosimilar industry,’ the firm told Biopharma-Reporter during a tour of its biomanufacturing site in Songdo, Korea.
Senior Scientist at Pfizer? Head of Upstream Development at GSK? How about working at B-MS’s expanding facility in Massachusetts? Time to dust off those CVs and check out the latest biopharma jobs.
