Showcasing collective expertise in the discovery & development of next generation antibody therapeutics.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
CHAIRMAN
NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Bill has extensive experience in the biotechnology and pharma industry. He has over twenty years’ experience in antibody, scaffold protein and peptide discovery and development. Bill started his career with a post-doc at Pfizer and moving on to be an early member at Cambridge Antibody Technology (now Astra Zeneca) where he was a senior scientist in their antibody discovery arm. Having spent four years at CAT, he joined Isogenica where he co-invented and developed the company’s CIS Display Technology. He then went on to build and lead the Alliances team at Isogenica. Most recently he was CSO at Cyclogenix, a biotech company developing Cysteine knot micro-proteins (Cyclotides) for Oncology, Blood Brain Barrier and Oral Delivery of biotherapeutics.
Paul has considerable experience at Board level within the CRO sector of the pharmaceutical industry and as a life sciences consultant. He is skilled at building and running science-driven companies, devising strategies for growth and profitability, and managing and motivating people.
Trevor joins us with a background in Board and C-level leadership roles in pharma, Biotech and CROs in Europe and the US, having key strengths in strategy, planning, operations, business turnaround, product development and commercialisation, among others. He is passionate about advancing biotechnology to improve the lives of patients with cancer and other serious diseases.
Renny has a strong track history in the development and clinical investigation of new therapeutic assets. As well as being a non-executive director of several life sciences companies, he has been senior independent director of one of the top performing NHS Foundation Trusts in England, a member of the clinical research panel for the UK’s Research Excellence Framework and is also chairman of Lord Snowdon’s Award Scheme for disabled students. He has raised over £50 million for clinical development programmes and was previously owner and CEO of a venture capital backed Clinical Research Organisation and a privately backed specialist Phase I CRO. Prior to that he was Director at University College London as well as Director of Clinical Research at the UCL Institute of Child Health and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. He was until recently CEO of two of the 15 Academic Health Sciences Networks (AHSN), firstly founding the South West AHSN working across Devon Somerset and Cornwall and then the Eastern AHSN based in Cambridge. Renny has a DPhil. in peptide and hormone small molecule metabolism and membrane biochemistry.