Ipsen CSO emerges in like role at Servier

27 March 2017
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Claude Bertrand started on Monday in his new role as general director of research and development (R&D) and chief scientific officer (CSO) at privately-held French drugmaker Servier.

Dr Bertrand’s departure from another French pharma company, Ipsen (Euronext: IPN), where he was also CSO, was announced in December 2016.

Ipsen revealed that Dr Bertrand was leaving to join an unnamed company and his destination has now been confirmed by Servier, where he will work with Emmanuel Canet, executive vice president of R&D, before succeeding him as head of the directorate.

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