
Clay Siegall, Morphimmune CEO
Updated: Ex-Seagen chief Clay Siegall emerges as CEO of private biotech
Clay Siegall will be back in the CEO seat, taking the helm of a private startup working on targeted cancer therapies.
It’s been almost a year since Siegall resigned from Seagen, the biotech he co-founded and led for more than 20 years, in the wake of domestic violence allegations by his then-wife. His eventual successor, David Epstein, sold the company to Pfizer in a $43 billion deal unveiled last week.
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