Top scientist Thor Voigt vaults to CMO role at Boehringer Ingelheim; Celgene's Scott Smith tapped as president at BioAtla
→ Boehringer Ingelheim has promoted one of its top scientists to the chief medical officer’s job, giving Thor Voigt a big voice in the company as it grows its R&D organization.
The private German company put out the word at the beginning of the week that Voigt will be taking the place of Christopher Corsico, who is leaving the biopharma company after 20 years. Voigt has been a staffer for 26 years.
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