“A focused strategy but one that’s diverse within the areas of focus that we have” sums up the approach of Bayer (BAYN: DE) and Robert LaCaze in oncology as they sets their sights on making a big difference in this highly competitive and rapidly evolving environment.
Mr LaCaze is executive vice president of the German pharma major’s new Oncology Strategic Business Unit (SBU), launched only last month.
Of course, Bayer is one of countless companies seeking to take a lead role in the fight against cancer, with barely a day going by without news reflecting the explosion of immuno-oncology assets, the potential of genomic medicines or other developments.
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