An Intelligence-Driven Approach To Partnering

An Interview With A Rising Leader, C4X Discovery's Bhavna Hunjan

Her experience in banking and consultancy helped C4XD strategy chief Bhavna Hunjan to build a team that drives corporate development through partnerships, with a focus on attractive preclinical data packages to out-license to pharmaceutical companies.

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Many life sciences companies have struggled to attract and retain talent which can offer the broad range of skills and experience needed to drive change in the sector but C4X Discovery Holdings plc (C4XD) landed on its feet with Bhavna Hunjan, the UK group's head of corporate strategy and development.

Which is just as well given that her remit at C4XD is extensive. Speaking to In Vivo, Hunjan noted that...

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