As part of its growth strategy, UK biotech Fixed Phage, a developer of proprietary, anti-infective technologies, today announced the appointment Dr Neil Clelland as its new chief executive (CEO).
The company has also said it has named a new chief operations officer (COO) and executive chairman. These appointments strengthen the top management team, leading the company as it drives forward its new phase of growth and development.
Dr Clelland, formerly Fixed Phage’s commercial director, takes over from outgoing CEO, David Browning, who has stepped down after almost four years in the role. Dr Clelland is an accomplished commercial professional with experience in business development, deal structure and company creation, with a strong track record in identifying and developing innovative commercial opportunities within complex scientific output and environments.
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