Magenta's R&D head hits the exit just weeks after reading out mid-stage data for lead therapy, eyeing clinic for another
Cambridge, MA-based Magenta Therapeutics has had a mostly quiet few years as it steers its stem cell transplant hopefuls through early-stage human trials. For the past three years, that early clinical work was headed up by Pfizer veteran John Davis — but now, Davis is taking off right as the biotech’s lead drug preps for a late-stage test.
Davis, Magenta’s CMO and head of R&D, will leave the company as a full-time employee no later than July 30 for “family reasons,” leaving the biotech on the hunt for its next clinical lead, according to an SEC filing.
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