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After Be Bio shutdown, its CEO heads to Orbis; Enanta's longtime chief Jay Luly to retire
→ Former Be Biopharma chief Joanne Smith-Farrell has landed at Orbis Medicines, an Eli Lilly- and Novo-backed startup that's developing oral macrocycles. Smith-Farrell replaces co-founder Morten Graugaard as CEO of Orbis ...
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