Industry vet Ken Moch jumps to the helm of a small biotech with big dreams for treating Alzheimer’s
Longtime biotech vet Ken Moch will be spending a good part of his working hours in Pittsburgh from now on. The former Chimerix CEO has landed the helm of Cognition Therapeutics, a small biotech which is pursuing early-stage work on a new Alzheimer’s drug.
“I’ve known the company for awhile,” Moch tells me about his move, two years after he left Chimerix in the wake of a viral controversy over access to that company’s lead anti-viral. Cognition (AKA CogRx), he says, “has very exciting technology.”
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