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Arix appoints entrepreneur in residence to source European investment opportunities

Iacone previously served as director and global head of the Rare Diseases Research division at Swiss pharma giant Roche

Arix Bioscience PLC (LON:ARIX) has appointed Roberto Iacone as its entrepreneur in residence (EIR) to assist in company creation and the sourcing of early stage investment opportunities in Europe.

Iacone previously served as director and global head of the rare diseases research division at Swiss pharma giant Roche, where he was responsible for generating disease area strategies and advancing several assets for immunological and neurological disease from discovery to early clinical development.

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Arix said the new role will see Iacone sourcing potential investment opportunities that the company can jointly fund with its partner Takeda Ventures, the strategic venture investing arm of Takeda Pharmaceuticals.

“Roberto brings a wealth of international experience and excellent track record of creating companies that foster exciting science. He will be a valuable addition to Arix and Takeda as we work together to create innovative new companies that address serious medical need”, said Arix chief executive Joe Anderson.

Arix shares were steady at 78.5p in lunchtime trading on Monday.

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