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Biotech / Medical
IVPH -- INNOVIVE Pharmaceuticals
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Emcee:  scaram(o)uche Type:  Moderated
The ticker is currently IVPH.OB, but let's hope it changes and the "OB" goes bye bye. The company caught my attention when Biomaven mentioned it and put up a press release in the Valuation thread.

Pipeline page......

innovivepharma.com

Management team......

Steven Kelly, President & CEO
Steven Kelly brings more than fifteen years experience in a variety of commercial roles in biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies.

Prior to joining Innovive, Mr. Kelly headed the newly created oncology marketing group for Sanofi-Synthelabo’s US division, where he led the launch of Eloxatin™, the pharmaceutical industry’s most successful anti-cancer product launch to date. Mr. Kelly joined Sanofi from IDEC Pharmaceuticals, where, in a co-promotion agreement with Genentech, he led the launch of Rituxan®, now one of the leading anticancer therapies in the U.S. Prior to IDEC, Mr. Kelly worked at Amgen, where he held various positions, including roles in Epogen® marketing, new products marketing, and manufacturing.

Mr. Kelly holds an MBA from Cornell University and a BS, Biology and Chemistry from the University of Oregon.

Adam Craig, M.D., Ph.D., Vice President & Chief Medical Officer
Prior to joining Innovive, Dr. Craig was Medical Director and Vice President, Clinical Development for ArQule, Inc., where he established the company’s Clinical Development department and expanded its ability to conduct multiple clinical studies. He was a member of ArQule’s Executive Team. Before ArQule, Dr. Craig was Senior Director, Clinical Development for Ilex Oncology, Inc., where he helped gain the first approval of a pediatric chemotherapeutic agent in nearly a decade. Dr. Craig also served as Medical Advisor, Oncology for Antisoma plc (London, U.K).

Dr. Craig holds Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degrees from Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School, University of London, with prizes awarded in Oncology and Pediatrics. He earned his PhD in Molecular Medicine at the University of Leeds during a Medical Research Council Clinical Fellowship. Additionally, Dr. Craig holds an MBA from the Open University Business School. He is a member of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, the Royal College of Physicians of the United Kingdom, the American Society of Clinical Oncology, and the American Society of Hematology.

Dr. Craig has authored or co-authored numerous journal articles and abstracts on oncology, including a medical textbook.

J. Gregory Jester, Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Jester joined Innovive in October 2006 as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Prior to joining Innovive, from 1995 to 2006, Mr. Jester was employed by Barr Pharmaceuticals, Inc. most recently as Vice President and Corporate Controller where he led a 40 person team responsible for corporate and operational accounting, financial reporting and analysis, budgeting and forecasting as well as all SEC filings. Prior to Barr, Mr. Jester held various positions at Meridian Sports Inc., The CIT Group/Credit Finance and KPMG LLP. Mr. Jester is a Certified Public Accountant and received his B.S., Business Administration from the University of Richmond.

Eric E. Poma, Ph.D., Vice President of Business Development
Dr. Poma most recently served as Assistant Vice President, Business Development for ImClone Systems, Inc., where he was responsible for all licensing and partnership agreements. Dr. Poma also ran the Strategic Planning group at ImClone prior to his appointment to Business Development. Prior to Imclone, Dr. Poma was a Healthcare and Biotechnology analyst for Eagle Growth Investors and held a variety of positions at Bates Healthworld (marketing and contract sales), Rood Research (market research) and Cline, Davis & Mann (pharmaceutical advertising).

Eric Poma earned his PhD in Microbiology and Immunology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Medicine. He holds an MBA from the Leonard N. Stern School of Business at New York University and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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117Well, not a Rosenwald company anymore. >>CytRx Corporation Completes Acqutuck-9/24/2008
116Well, not a Rosenwald company anymore. >>CytRx Corporation Completes Acqutuck-9/24/2008
115this is the first time ive heard sum1 say "too honest" what do u mean bookert11-6/12/2008
114>> Rosenwald company.... "not a good fit" could mean "too hscaram(o)uche-6/11/2008
113ok...one last thing fot today.lol I noticed that this stock has a few institutiobookert11-6/10/2008
112i agree with u....as far as me i'll just hold. its been a "dog" upbookert11-6/9/2008
111Thanks for sending over the Griffin report. CYTRX picked up IVPH at b-stearns pstunner-6/9/2008
110I'll correct myself and say that this companies pipeline doesnt seem too badbookert11-6/9/2008
109griffinsecurities.com For everyone to check outbookert11-6/9/2008
108yeah thats true...hopefully down the road this will pay off.bookert11-6/9/2008
107A good deal? In the sense that its better than no deal at all. Nobody's gettsjemmeri-6/9/2008
106cytrx.com check out the 8-k for cytrx it gives a little more info on the deal.bookert11-6/9/2008
105Dont know much about the acquiring company, but just from my view seems like ivpbookert11-6/9/2008
104This is new for me...could someone tell me if this is a good deal and why? thankbookert11-6/9/2008
103Looks like about 1 share for each 4.7 IVPH shares along with the contingent righRobohogs-6/9/2008
102anyone have a clue as to how the shares will be swapped?? It would be nice if itbookert11-6/9/2008
10115:30 AM ET CytRx Corp Signs Definitive Agreement To Acquire Innovive Pharmacsjemmeri-6/9/2008
100Good to see our drug in the news. Glad to see some progress is being made. We jubookert11-6/5/2008
99bookert11-6/5/2008
98Haematologica. 2008 Jun 2. [Epub ahead of print] Centrosome aberrations and G1 scaram(o)uche-6/5/2008
97lol! thanks for the response. :)bookert11-6/1/2008
96the latest (I know nada, so don't bother asking).... Leuk Res. 2008 Jun;32(scaram(o)uche-5/30/2008
95man!....they only have 300k in the bank. Thats prob just enough for the rent. Thbookert11-5/16/2008
94been some serious volume (sellers) this week. I guess its safe to assume that sobookert11-5/15/2008
93Volume is kinda high for this stock today. I Wonder whats up with that?bookert11-5/12/2008
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