In latest cancer deal, Bristol Myers Squibb's new BD chief bets $65M in search for more targets like PARP
Elizabeth Mily, the new chief of the strategy and business development group at Bristol Myers Squibb, has struck her first high-profile collaboration since succeeding Paul Biondi. In putting down $65 million upfront, she’s also signaling where the pharma giant — with a newly-consolidated pipeline featuring a slate of oncology and hematology drugs from Celgene — is headed for the next wave of cancer therapies.
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