Mr. David Gryska Appointed to Forte Biosciences Board of Directors
Forte Biosciences has appointed David Gryska to its Board of Directors. Gryska, with over 30 years of experience in the life sciences sector, previously served as CFO at Incyte and Celgene. His addition aims to enhance the board's expertise as the company focuses on its lead product, FB-102, which targets autoimmune and oncology applications. CEO Paul Wagner expressed enthusiasm about Gryska's contributions toward driving long-term shareholder value. The appointment is part of Forte's strategic efforts to bolster its leadership team.
- David Gryska brings over 30 years of senior executive experience in life sciences.
- Gryska's expertise in strategic transactions and global expansion can enhance Forte's business strategy.
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-Addition of Mr. David Gryska Further Strengthens Forte Board of Directors
“We are incredibly fortunate that David agreed to join our Board of Directors. I have known David for more than 20 years and have tremendous respect for him as a leader and board member at many of the world’s most innovative and successful biotechnology companies, including Seagen, Incyte, Celgene, Aerie Pharmaceuticals and
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