Aptuit Appoints New CEO
Aptuit appoints Jonathan Goldman as CEO.
Aptuit, a provider of outsourced services in the early development space, has appointed Jonathan Goldman, MD, as the company’s new CEO. Goldman joins the company after working at ICON Clinical Research.
Goldman was most recently executive vice president, global strategic and business development at ICON and a member of the senior leadership team. Previously, his roles at ICON included executive VP, operations, strategic programs and chief medical officer, ICON Medical Imaging.
Before joining ICON, Goldman served for seven years as the chief medical officer of POINT Biomedical, a US-based biopharmaceutical company that discovered and developed microsphere technologies and drugs. In addition, he has held academic positions at the University of California since 2000, most recently as associate clinical professor of medicine in the Division of Cardiology.
Source: Aptuit
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