Aimmune signs Jayson Dallas on to succeed retiring CEO; Eduardo Bravo leaves TiGenix in final chapter of Takeda buyout
→ Ex-Ultragenyx commercial chief Jayson Dallas is taking the helm at Aimmune Therapeutics $AIMT — the company best known for its peanut allergy drug — well in time for a comfortable transition with the outgoing CEO, Stephen Dilly. During his three-year stint at Ultragenyx, Dallas built up the commercial operations, including sales, marketing, reimbursement and new product planning, leading up to the launch of the its first two rare disease products, which both won approval last year. This marks his second job at a biotech, after cutting his teeth at Pfizer, Novartis and then Roche/Genentech. He will now work on regulatory filings for AR101 with Dilly, who’s staying on as a special adviser until the end of the year. Dilly announced last November that he’s retiring to spend more time with family.
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