Checkmate Pharmaceuticals brings two new execs on board; Takeda sheds 30 drugs, gains $200M in Acino deal
→ Amid a $22 million financing round led by Decheng Capital last year, Checkmate Pharmaceuticals CEO Art Krieg announced that he was turning in his tile to Barry Labinger and, instead, moving to a CSO role within the company. Now, the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company welcomes two new execs to the team: James Wooldridge as CMO and Steven Hamburger as vice president of regulatory affairs.
“In the past year, we have made tremendous progress in advancing the development of our lead compound, CMP-001, that is currently in clinical trials in combination with anti-PD-1/L1 antibodies for multiple solid tumor types,” said Labinger.
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