What can a 157-year-old pharma giant bring to the table of cell and gene therapies? Quite a bit, Bayer says
By now, Bayer has sketched out in bold strokes some grand plans for cell and gene therapy, cemented by big-dollar acquisitions of platform companies.
But just how do you stitch together a new unit bursting with the newest ideas within a storied pharma?
Stefan Oelrich, the head of Bayer’s pharma division, briefly lifted the curtain and spotlighted three key factors as he took the stage on a virtual media day, flanked by Emile Nuwaysir and Sheila Mikhail, the chiefs of BlueRock and AskBio, who each introduced their work in a way you’d expect from a biotech CEO.
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