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Acceleron makes appointments

 
• By Zoë Dann

Acceleron Pharma, a privately held US biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, development, manufacture and commercialisation of biotherapeutics that modulate the growth of red blood cells, bone, muscle, fat and the vasculature to treat musculoskeletal, metabolic and cancer-related diseases, has named Melissa Morandi vice-president of quality and Dr Kenneth Attie vice-president of medical research. Ms Morandi joins from Anesiva, where she was vice-president of quality, while Dr Attie was previously vice-president of clinical development and medical affairs at Altus Pharmaceuticals.

Acceleron Pharma, a privately held US biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, development, manufacture and commercialisation of biotherapeutics that modulate the growth of red blood cells, bone, muscle, fat and the vasculature to treat musculoskeletal, metabolic and cancer-related diseases, has named Melissa Morandi vice-president of quality and Dr Kenneth Attie vice-president of medical research. Ms Morandi joins from Anesiva, where she was vice-president of quality, while Dr Attie was previously vice-president of clinical development and medical affairs at Altus Pharmaceuticals.

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