US clinical stage biotech firm Epizyme (Nasdaq: EPZM) this week announced its corporate vision and strategy through 2020.
During the next five years, Epizyme will focus on four transformative activities:
Transitioning to a commercial-stage organization through the global launch of tazemetostat in patients with non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) and in patients with certain genetically defined solid tumors;
Expanding the clinical program for tazemetostat to support its utilization in earlier lines of therapy, in combination regimens, and in at least five new tumor types;
Growing the pipeline, with at least three new oncology product candidates in clinical development and a robust set of preclinical assets behind those; and,
Further establishing the company's leadership in the field of epigenetics and chromatin remodeling in oncology and beyond to enable long-term, sustainable business growth.
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