Rheos Medicines, a Boston, USA, biotech developing novel medicines that modulate metabolic pathways in immune cells to treat disease, has poached an experienced big pharma R&D leader from Roche (ROG: SIX) to be its new chief executive.
The privately-held company, which was founded by Third Rock Ventures, has appointed Sanjay Keswani into the top job, with interim CEO Abbie Celniker, a partner at the venture capital firm, remaining with Rheos as the chair of its board.
"There is an immense opportunity to change the therapeutic paradigm for treating diseases that involve the immune system, and Rheos is ideally positioned to set a new standard"
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