Endo has named a new CEO and CFO, while Mylan and Pfizer’s Viatris has found its CFO and announced its full roster of board members. Meanwhile, Assogenerici names the leaders of its value added medicines sector group, law firm Fish & Richardson gets a new CEO and France appoints a new health minister.
Endo International has named Blaise Coleman to succeed Paul Campanelli as the firm’s president and CEO.
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Aeon Biopharma has picked up Revance Therapeutics executive Rob Bancroft to serve as its new CEO as it continues to pursue a biosimilar version of Botox. Meanwhile, Coherus has lost its chief commercial officer, as Viatris, Sandoz and Medicines for Ireland have announced new appointments.
The challenging US biosimilar market remains a persistent problem, leading the biosimilar developer to reconsider how it invests in the future while pushing for changes.
In the wake of a report marking 10 years since the first US biosimilar launch, Cardinal Health’s Dracey Poore speaks to Generics Bulletin about the successes seen so far and the obstacles that must be overcome if the market is to thrive in the decade ahead.
Alvotech has named two new key executives, while Biosimilars Canada has elected its 2025 leaders and the AAM has welcomed the new FDA commissioner in the US.
Amgen told investors during its 1 May first-quarter earnings call that its Pavblu biosimilar to Eylea 2mg had flown out of the gates, while Regeneron admitted “some difficult news related to our retinal franchise.”
The UK generics and biosimilars industry will now be represented by Medicines UK, the new name for the former British Generic Manufacturers Association.
Stelara originator J&J has been denied in its initial attempt to prevent Samsung Bioepis and ustekinumab biosimilar partner Sandoz from selling a private-label version of the product through a PBM in the US.
