ANI is welcoming Renee Tannenbaum to its board of directors. Tannenbaum has over 35 years of management experience in the pharmaceutical industry. This appointment is effective immediately and increases ANI’s board of directors to nine members.
“We are honored to bring Dr. Tannenbaum’s vast biopharmaceutical commercial experience and expertise to our board of directors. With her many accomplishments and proven track record of developing and implementing innovative commercial strategies, and driving growth, Dr. Tannenbaum will be a great asset to the company, especially as we move forward with our commercialization of Purified Cortrophin Gel,” Patrick Walsh, chairman of the board of ANI, said.
“I am thrilled to join the board of directors at this pivotal point in ANI’s trajectory,” Tannenbaum said. “With the Novitium acquisition completed and the launch of Cortrophin Gel underway, the company has many exciting years ahead, and I look forward to providing my perspectives to management along the way,”
Tannenbaum is a strategic advisor for several biopharmaceutical and device companies, and serves on the Cardiff Oncology board of directors and as a board advisor to Aerami Therapeutics. She was previously vice president of global partnering at Halozyme and head of global customer excellence at AbbVie, where she was responsible for building commercial capabilities for the organization.
Tannenbaum also served as president of Myrtle Potter & Company, a global life sciences consulting and advisory firm, and as executive vice president and chief commercial officer at Elan Pharmaceuticals, where she was responsible for, among other things, revenue generation for Elan’s marketed products, preparing for the commercialization of the company’s pipeline and strengthening its overall commercial capabilities. Prior to her role at Elan, Tannenbaum was at Novartis Pharma AG, where she led the global commercial operations organization. She also spent nine years at Bristol Myers Squibb and 16 years at Merck, where she had a variety of leadership positions.
Tannenbaum, who previously served on the boards of Zogenix, Nordic Nanovector ASA, Cipher Pharmaceuticals, Sharps Compliance and Immune Pharmaceuticals, retains a faculty position at the University of the Sciences’ Mayes College of Healthcare Business and Policy. Tannenbaum received her doctor of pharmacy degree from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Sciences, her MBA from Temple University and her bachelor of science degree in pharmacy from the University of Connecticut.