Merrimack boss resigns as company cuts 200 jobs

4 October 2016
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Robert Mulroy, the chief executive of USA-based Merrimack Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: MACK) has resigned after 17 years in the role as the company undergoes a major restructuring which will see its workforce cut by 22%.

The stated aim of the restructure is prioritizing research and development (R&D) on a focused set of systems biology-derived oncology products and strengthening the company’s financial runway.

"This strategic shift is designed to align our resources with the programs that have the greatest potential for disruptive change in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer"

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