ValiRx appoints COO to help build portfolio
Biotech firm ValiRx has appointed a Chief Operating Officer to assist in building and adding value to its portfolio of technologies and to coordinate ValiRx's commercial strategy.
Biotech firm ValiRx has appointed a Chief Operating Officer to assist in building and adding value to its portfolio of technologies and to coordinate ValiRx's commercial strategy.
Samual Ogunsalu has a background in Microbiology and Biochemical engineering and has 15 years' experience in the identification and commercialisation of early and mid-stage life-science opportunities and in the out-licensing of portfolio technologies.
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Dr Satu Vainikka, the group's Chief Executive Officer, said: "I am delighted to be working with Sam again, this time under the ValiRx umbrella and I look forward to benefitting from his past experience, contacts and intimate understanding of the challenges associated with the commercialisation and further development of companies and technologies in our space.
"ValiRx is now ready to change gear and Sam will help us to exploit value in our IP portfolio and prepare the group for out-licensing partnerships and taking ValiRx to the next stage."
The share price rose 1.77% to 0.57p by 13:25.
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