Current Boehringer Ingelheim chief medical officer Christopher Corsico is to move to British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline (LSE: GSK) at the end of the year.
GSK is overhauling its R&D operations, creating two distinct units, one of which will be headed up by Dr Corsico in the new role of head of drug development, working under Hal Barron, who was appointed last year.
A separate research-focused group, led by John Lepore, will leverage innovative technologies and research partnerships to look for new targets.
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