Ross W. Newman will speak at the NevBio meeting on September 11, 2013. He began his
30+ year career in pharmaceutical/biotech research working as a West
Coast correspondent of the investment banking firm Allen & Co. In that
role, he directed capital into-and sat on the board of directors of-many early
biotech start-ups developed from research coming out of the University of
California, San Francisco and Stanford University. As one of the start-ups was
failing, he was selected by the board to become the company's new CEO. Newman was just in his 20's when he
directed the shut-down and merger into Xoma, Inc. of one of the first
monoclonal antibody companies in the country to go into clinical trials and
fail. Early in his
career, he lost a couple million dollars of his own money (most of which was
borrowed, he says) and close to $20 million of investor money. It took until
1996 to pay off his debt. Newman earned a BA in
Political Demography from the University of California, Berkeley in 1971. After
graduating, he traveled. In 1973, he returned to Berkeley where he completed
his doctoral dissertation in epistemology in 1977.
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Ross Newman is a liar and a fraud.
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