BioAlliance Pharma makes appointment

Judith Greciet put in charge of operations and r&d as deputy chief operating officer

BioAlliance Pharma, a French company dedicated to the supportive care and treatment of cancer patients, has strengthened its management team with the appointment of Judith Greciet as deputy chief operating officer, who takes charge of of operations and r&d.

Greciet joins the company from Eisai France, a company she managed as president for three years. Eisai France, with a €120m turnover, is focused on the Alzheimer’s disease field.

Greciet started at Eisai France in June 2007 after working for Wyeth Pharmaceuticals France (today Pfizer), French biopharmaceutical firm LFB Group, Zeneca and Pharmacia, where she held operational and strategic positions.

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