Swedish firm Alligator Bioscience (STO: ATORX) hasannounced that Dr Sumeet Ambarkhane, chief medical officer, will be leaving the company by end of March 2025, noting that he has played a key role in advancing Alligator’s immune-oncology pipeline and establishing its clinical development organization over the past years.
In particular, he led the clinical development of mitazalimab and OPTIMIZE-1, Alligator’s Phase II trial in metastatic pancreatic cancer towards its readiness for a Phase III confirmatory development. The company extends its sincere gratitude for his contributions and wishes him success in his future endeavors.
Having worked with the company for an extended period, enabling a smooth transition, Dr Tom Moore will assume the role as chief medical officer. He will assume his role from the start of April ensuring a smooth transition in Alligator’s clinical development leadership.
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