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Genzyme Corp.

Headquarters: Cambridge, MA, United States of America
Website: N/A
Year Founded: 1981
Status: Acquired

BioCentury | Mar 14, 2025
Data Byte

Ten PDUFA dates on FDA’s March agenda

Upcoming decisions include a label expansion for Alnylam’s Amvuttra, a new siRNA therapy for hemophilia, and more
BioCentury | Sep 1, 2023
Finance

The Cystic Fibrosis Powerhouse: Vertex 

Back to School 2023 case study: How Vertex kept raising the bar to dominate a therapeutic space
BioCentury | Apr 20, 2023
Management Tracks

Abata hires Leonard Dragone as CMO

Plus: Amylyx gets a head of international markets, and updates from Heron, Breye, Alvotech and more
BioCentury | Apr 4, 2023
Management Tracks

Eyeing deals, Biogen names Keeney head of corporate development

Plus: Flamingo hires a new CMO, and updates from Arkuda and GeneDx
BioCentury | Feb 15, 2023
Deals

Viehbacher assessing BD as Biogen ‘rebalances’ risk, reward in pipeline

With launches looming and chairman likely to retire, new CEO eyes shorter timelines to proof of concept, will mull bringing in assets via deals
BioCentury | Nov 11, 2022
Management Tracks

What Epstein, Viehbacher bring to the CEO roles at Seagen, Biogen

Chris Viehbacher could reprioritize Biogen via BD, while David Epstein could get Seagen’s launches on track
BioCentury | Oct 27, 2022
Product Development

Argenx’s first-mover advantage in myasthenia gravis

Belgian biotech is applying lessons of past orphan drugs to Vyvgart’s launch
BioCentury | Oct 5, 2022
Deals

LogicBio takeout brings new skills, platform to Alexion

AZ unit finds entry point to gene therapy in $68M acquisition
BioCentury | Aug 30, 2022
Management Tracks

VCs turn to the village to solve first-time CEO conundrum

Board chairs become key strategic hire as VCs put newco management teams in place
BioCentury | Aug 20, 2022
Deals

How Ultragenyx delivered win for biotech venture philanthropy via GeneTx deal

Rare disease company invested in a spinout of a non-profit that was making science decisions, not just writing checks
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