Tom Pike, the former CEO of Quintiles when the life science giant merged with IMS seven years ago to form the global firm now known as Iqvia, is joining Labcorp to help lead a spinoff.
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“Can’t solve all the world’s problems,” Joan Gillings once said, “But we can try.” So reads the obituary of Joan Suzanne Heckler Gillings, who died on Feb. 18, according to an obitiuary published by her family on Feb. 28.
Read MoreDennis Gillings, the retired former CEO and chair as well as co-founder of Quintiles, along with other investors have sold 12 million shares in IQVIA.
Read MoreDennis Gillings, the former UNC Chapel Hill professor who founded and built Quintiles from a trailer into one of the world’s life sciences services companies, has retired.
Read MoreLocal Tech Wire RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. – Aaron Ciechanover, who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2004, is joining a Quintiles advisory board. Dr. Ciechanover, a research professor in medicine at Technion Israel Institute of Technology, will advise the world’s largest life sciences services firm as part of its “We are extremely pleased that he has joined other distinguished experts on Quintiles’ Scientific Advisory Board, and we look forward to Dr. Ciechanover’s involvement in our efforts to bring more effective oncology drugs to patients in need,” said Sarah Bacus, Quintiles’ senior vice president and chief scientific officer...
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