GeminiBio Appoints Industry Veteran Cory Stevenson as Executive Chairman
On March 16, 2023, Gemini BioProducts Holding announced the appointment of Cory Stevenson as Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors. Stevenson, who joined the board in 2022, has played a vital role in the company’s strategic plans, particularly its 57,000-square-foot manufacturing expansion aimed at supporting the biopharma and cell/gene therapy sectors. Previously, he was President of the BioProduction Division at Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO), where he significantly increased revenues from $200 million to over $2.5 billion annually. His collaboration with CEO Brian Parker positions him to effectively guide GeminiBio's growth.
- Cory Stevenson has extensive experience in the biopharma sector, enhancing leadership quality.
- Stevenson's prior success at Thermo Fisher, growing revenues significantly, could catalyze growth at GeminiBio.
- The new manufacturing facility positions GeminiBio as a key player in the biopharma supply chain.
- Potential concerns over continuity with leadership changes.
- Experience gaps could arise if new leadership does not align with existing strategies.
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Founded in 1985, GeminiBio serves the global biotechnology industry, from basic research to commercial production, with a focus on helping our customers accelerate the development of life enhancing biotherapeutics by streamlining and improving their cell culture and process liquid manufacturing workflows. The company's products are organized into two core verticals – Cell Culture Solutions and Process Liquid Solutions. Located in
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