TcLand Expression appoints two
New chairman and vp of marketing and commercial operations
The French pioneer in the development of gene expression biomarkers for unmet needs in transplantation and auto-immune disease, has also appointed Patrick Terry as chairman of the Board. Terry, a Board member since 2009, succeeds TcLand Expression ceo Alain Huriez, who had held the position since 2005.
Terry is co-founder of Genomic Health and a founder of the Personalised Medicine Coalition.
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