Source: Medtrack | Informa, 2020
Executives On The Move: Exits From Takeda Vaccines And Novartis Institutes To CMO Positions And Board Changes At Merck & Co.
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Takeda Vaccines VP switches to cancer immunotherapy and vaccine company Bavarian Nordic and Novartis Institutes exec moves to molecular medicines firm Boston Pharmaceuticals, each in the CMO position. Meanwhile, Merck & Co will add a scientific and a strategic expert to its board.
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