Step Pharma has appointed a new chief executive officer, Andrew Parker, to replace founding CEO Geoffroy de Ribains.
The Paris-based company is working on novel drugs for autoimmune diseases, and is seeking to develop a novel class of oral nucleotide synthesis inhibitors, targeting the CTPS1 gene.
Dr Parker was formerly executive vice president and chief science officer at Zealand Pharma, a developer of peptide-based medicines to treat rare diseases in the gastrointestinal and metabolic areas.
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