BIO Stalwart Greenwood Announces Departure

Long-time CEO of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization will remain until after the 2020 election and help with the leadership transition.

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While at BIO, Jim Greenwood helped lead PDUFA negotiations and open the US market to biosimilars. • Source: Shutterstock

Jim Greenwood's upcoming departure as president and CEO of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization sets up a candidate search for the trade group's top job, a process it has not engaged in often, and may be among the reasons the transition to new leadership will take more than a year.

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