UK drug discovery firm Summit (AIM: SUMM), which is focused on therapies for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) and Clostridium difficile infection (CDI), has established US operations in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
It has also strengthened its drug development operations team following the recruitment of new clinical and preclinical employees. The US operations are being formed to facilitate greater interactions with academic, clinical and business leaders in Summit’s areas of therapeutic development.
Located at the new US office will be key members of the clinical development team: Michael Boss, the overall leader of the utrophin modulation program for DMD, and Bindu Tejura who recently joined Summit as vice president of clinical development and will be involved in both the DMD and CDI programs.
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