Her previous roles include a stint as the head of development for oncology cell therapies at Takeda. She also led the North American Innovation Center and R&D Digital Accelerator at Sanofi and held a leadership role in Lilly’s oncology business unit.
Bit.bio’s differentiated approachCorzo’s decision to join bit.bio was rooted in the company’s pioneering approach to cell therapy. “Joining bit.bio became a clear choice,” she recalls. “The platform technology at bit.bio offers a solution to some of the significant challenges in the cell therapy field, mainly by manufacturing consistent cells at scale, speed and reduced costs thus democratizing access to human cells.…