What’s it take to recruit a top drug development exec out of Gilead? Stock options help, a lot
For the growing ranks of public biotechs, stock options are proving an attractive allure for new executive recruits coming out of the top ranks of the world’s big biopharma companies.
Take Assembly Biosciences $ASMB. The hep B biotech is executing a switch-up in R&D. Their CMO, Uri Lopatin, turned in his resignation and Assembly arranged to bring in a seasoned development vet — Stephen Knox — from Gilead to take charge of the development group while they start a search for a new CMO. His new title: Senior vice president.
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