Worldwide Clinical Trials appoints Evelyn Graham

To lead sales, marketing and business development for late-stage business

Worldwide Clinical Trials, a US-based global contract research organisation, has appointed Evelyn Graham as executive vice president, Global Business Development.

With more than 20 years of drug development experience, Graham will lead sales, marketing and business development strategies for the late stage business.

Graham was formerly chief executive of TorreyPines Therapeutics and led the company’s merger with Raptor Pharmaceuticals in September 2009.

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