Who’s Hired? Stada Names New Specialty Head

As Hyloris And Slayback Also Reveal New Appointments

Stada has appointed a new specialty head who will have global responsibility for the firm’s biosimilars business. Meanwhile, Hyloris has named a new business development chief and a generics industry veteran has joined Slayback’s board.

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Stada, Hyloris and Slayback have all made key executive appointments • Source: Shutterstock

Stada has announced that Bryan Kim will from 1 April take over as global head of the firm’s specialty division, a role which includes responsibility for biosimilars and will see him reporting directly to CEO Peter Goldschmidt. The position also includes overseeing Stada’s portfolio and pipeline of prescription brands.

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