| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Megan Filoon |
General Counsel | Profile |
Joy Seymour |
Vice President and Head of Regulatory Affairs | Profile |
Taylor Technology is a Princeton, NJ-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Legend Biotech is a global, clinical-stage biotechnology company developing and manufacturing novel therapies. We explore and apply innovative technologies to deliver safe, efficacious and cutting-edge options for patients around the world. We came together as a team of experts, committed to quality, driven by excellence, and dedicated to experimentation. What keeps us moving is the enormous burden patients bear and the difficulties they face. We believe it`s time to accelerate and expand that transformation. At Legend Biotech, we are excited to bring clinical trials to patients in our pursuit of a cure. While we are focused on CAR-T in multiple myeloma, we firmly believe the prospects of cellular therapy stretch beyond just one disease or indication. The spark of hope is lit. At Legend Biotech, we`re using that hope to ignite the future of CAR-T cell therapy. Our corporate headquarters is located in Somerset, NJ, and our manufacturing footprint includes facilities in the United States, China and the Belgium.
Bionova Medical is a privately held medical device company in Germantown, TN. Bionova, founded in 2011, is committed to providing advanced treatment options to practicing physicians.
Genocea is harnessing the power of T cell immunity to develop life-changing vaccines and immunotherapies. While traditional immunotherapy discovery methods have largely used predictive methods to propose T cell targets, or antigens, Genocea has successfully developed ATLAS™, its proprietary technology platform, to identify clinically relevant antigens of T cells based on actual human immune responses. Genocea is currently using ATLAS in immuno-oncology applications to develop neoantigen cancer vaccines, general cancer vaccines and a vaccine targeting cancers caused by Epstein-Barr Virus.