PharmaVentures appoints senior director

Paul Phull will develop corporate advisory business

PharmaVentures, based in Oxford, UK, has hired Paul Phull as senior director to develop its corporate advisory business.

PharmaVentures is an international corporate advisory firm supporting its clients’ growth ambitions through licensing, joint ventures and M&A in the healthcare industry. The company works for a variety of clients from start-ups to global pharmaceutical corporations, their advisers, investment companies and government bodies.

Phull joins the company from Sinclair Pharma, a specialist pharmaceutical company in the UK, where he was responsible for the development of the international business. He has significant deal making and corporate transaction experience with a broad range of companies in Europe, US, Japan, India and Asia in a number of therapeutic areas.

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