Northern Bio’s Leadership & Team
Meet our team of experienced professionals who partner with you to develop next-generation therapeutics.
Experienced Leaders in Preclinical Research
Get to know the experienced scientists and industry leaders who drive our commitment to preclinical excellence.
Shane Woods MS, MBA
Chief Executive Officer
Mark Johnson, MS
Chief Scientific Officer
Nancy Gay, MS, MBA
Chief Strategy & Services Officer
Lauren Cohen, JD, BS
Chief Human Resources Officer
Rachel Cooper, DVM, MS, DACLAM
Attending Veterinarian
Michael Pisano, PhD
Chief Operations Officer for Nonclinical
Roy French, BS, MBA
Chief Operations Officer for Bioanalytics
Greg Sweet
Director of Operations, Shared Services
Christen Simon-Anderson
Director of Scientific Operations
Kristin Bell, PhD
Associate Director of Science
Cheryl Lanphear, BS
Associate Director of Research
Joseph Kiszka, MBA
Business Development Director
Adam Winstrom
Business Development Lead - West Coast
Grace Walton PhD
Business Development Lead
Expertise You Can Trust
Our team brings deep experience, advanced training, and a shared commitment to excellence in preclinical research.
- Study Directors
- 7 PhDs and 2 MS-level scientists
- Over 50 years of combined GLP study design experience
- Bioanalytical Scientists
- 3 PhDs and 2 MS degrees
- More than 25 years of experience in GLP laboratories
- Veterinary Team
- ACLAM Diplomate Attending Veterinarian with 7 years of CRO experience
- 3 additional staff veterinarians
- ACVO Diplomate Veterinary Ophthalmologist with 18+ years of preclinical GLP experience
- Quality Assurance Team
- 4 dedicated auditors
- 25+ years of combined GLP auditing experience
- Surgical Team
- 5 specialized surgeons
- Over 60 years of combined targeted delivery expertise
- Technicians
- More than 75 technicians
- 95% hold Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees
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life-changing treatments.
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