CEO Gerald Bruce expressed optimism that the loan and an agreement to negotiate additional funding will enable the company to advance its mission to develop non-addictive pain medications and other CNS products that address high unmet medical needs. Bruce referenced a recent BIO meeting in San Diego, where the company received strong interest in its portfolio, as a confidence booster for future program funding.
The new board members include Judy Su, Gary Herman, Jatinder Dhaliwal, and Katharyn Field, while outgoing members are Jeffrey Gudin, Thani Jambulingam, Michael Dubin, Jerrold Sendrow, and Barbara Ruskin. Bruce extended gratitude to the departing members for their support and contributions.
Judy Su brings extensive experience as a lead pharmacist at a national drug store and current work in the public pharmaceutical sector. Gary Herman is an experienced investor with a background in managing investment funds and serving as an investment banker and director of multiple public companies. Jatinder Dhaliwal is a registered pharmacist and executive with experience in managing and directing publicly traded companies in the pharmaceutical and cannabis sectors. Katharyn Field has a background in strategy consulting and executive leadership in both the public and private sectors, including positions at the White House and Bain & Company, as well as significant experience in the cannabis industry.
Contact information for investor relations and media inquiries is provided in the release.
Forward-looking statements in the release highlight the company's plans and projected timelines, while cautioning investors about relevant risks and uncertainties.
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