BIO’s New CEO Is Biotech Industry Veteran With Compelling Family Story, Ready To Take On The IRA

John Crowley will take the reins at BIO in March, about a year and a half after the departure of former CEO Michelle McMurry-Heath was announced.

Crowley Is Long-Time BIO Board Member, 'Steeped' In Issues • Source: Shutterstock

The Biotechnology Innovation Organization’s new president and CEO John Crowley brings to the role more than two decades of experience in the biotech drug industry and a strong history of rare disease patient advocacy, both driven by his experience as the father of two children with the genetic neuromuscular disorder Pompe disease.

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