Privately-held US biotech Georgiamune has announced the appointment of Mark Avagliano (pictured, above) as chief business officer (CBO).
The news comes as Georgiamune closes out a year in which it has launched three assets into clinical trials.
With Phase II testing ambitions set for 2025 across the three clinical assets in both cancer and autoimmune diseases (GIM-122, GIM-531 and GIM-407), it is hoped that Mr Avagliano’s combination of business acumen and sector expertise will further empower the company to meet these pivotal milestones while ensuring that its robust earlier stage pipeline progresses through development.
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