Dr Annalisa Jenkins and Lord Michael Grade Appointed as Advisors to AKL Research & Development - Seite 2

 

NOTES TO EDITORS: 

Profiles of AKLRD's new appointments: 

Dr Annalisa Jenkins MBBS FRCP 

Advisor 

PlaqueTec CEO Dr Annalisa Jenkins is a life sciences thought leader with more than 25 years of biopharmaceutical industry experience. Former leadership roles include as Head of Global Research and Development and Executive Vice President Global Development and Medical at Merck Serono and Senior Vice President and Head of Global Medical Affairs at Bristol Myers-Squibb. Dr Jenkins is a board member of several public and private growing companies in Europe and the US and is on the Science Board of the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA), Chair of The Court at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and serves on the Task Force UK board of the US Center for Talent Innovation.

Lord Grade CBE 

Advisor 

Lord Grade has been a long-term supporter of and founder investor in AKLRD and now continues to do so formally as an Advisor to the company. Lord Grade has a long and distinguished career in broadcasting both for the BBC, ITV, and also more than nine years as Chief Executive of Channel Four Television. Away from television, Lord Grade oversaw the successful restructuring of First Leisure. He has served as Chairman of Pinewood Shepperton Group, Ocado and Camelot. He is a trustee of the Science Museum Group.

David Miles 

CEO 

David Miles, formerly COO of AKLRD, was previously Head of Inflammatory Diseases in Europe for Pfizer. He brings national and global experience from both biotech start ups and established pharma demonstrating increasing roles of responsibility managing commercial, medical and access teams as they progress products from innovation to commercial reality.

Alan Reynolds 

CSO 

Alan Reynolds is a Clinical Scientist with wide-ranging experience across a number of inflammatory conditions including musculo skeletal. He was previously European Clinical Science Director Inflammation for Wyeth/Pfizer, responsible for providing European input into global research and publication strategies and leading health economic submissions to NICE for the biologic autoimmune treatment Enbrel (etanercept). He is a member of the Treatment Subcommittee of Versus Arthritis, the UK's leading Arthritis charity.