Biotech company Avacta Group plc (AIM:AVCT) reported on Tuesday the election of Neil Bell as the chief development officer of Avacta Life Sciences.
Effective immediately, Bell will be responsible for late stage pre-clinical and early clinical development of the company's pipeline of pre|CISION pro-drugs and Affimer immunotherapies. He will lead the development team to take a pipeline of innovative cancer therapies into the clinic over the next few years; therapies that have the potential to significantly enhance cancer patients' lives.
Most recently, Bell has served as senior vice president, Head of Global Clinical Operations at Autolus, a UK cell and gene therapy company.
Previously, Bell was head of Global Clinical Operations for Teva Pharmaceuticals as well as head of Clinical Operations at Daichi-Sankyo.
Earlier in his his career, Bell was part of the clinical development at Eisai and Pfizer as well as therapeutic area head for Gastroenterology and Neurology at Ipsen.
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