Dutch privately-held life sciences company Cristal Therapeutics has appointed Jeroen Tonnar as new chief business officer responsible for business development, partnering and licensing activities.
He joined Organon as a neuroscientist in 1982 and from there held further positions at the company, before moving to Schering-Plough where he was head of discovery collaborations for Europe. After Schering-Plough was acquired by Merck & Co (NYSE: MRK), he joined its worldwide licensing organization in February 2010.
Joost Holtuis, chief executive of Cristal, said: "I am delighted to welcome Jeroen to Cristal Therapeutics and look forward to working with him. Jeroen will strengthen our key existing business relationships and focus on finding, executing and fostering new partnering opportunities for Cristal Therapeutics."
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