Video: Jeremy Levin On Pharma To Biotech CEO Migration
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Executive Summary
Teva's former CEO Jeremy Levin is now heading up a start-up focused on neuroscience therapies. At BioPharm America, he discussed the trend of executives moving from large pharma to smaller companies, as well as the business strategy for his new firm.
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