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Botanix Executive Director, Matt Callahan, visited Melbourne last week and took the time to participate in a boardroom interview with veteran business and biotech journalist, @Tim Boreham.

As part of this conversation, Matt Callahan explains the strategic importance of following the US Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) clinical development blueprint, as we develop our dermatology and antimicrobial products, and reiterates the value of recruiting a highly experienced team at the helm. 

He also explains the meticulous methodology underpinning Botanix’s clinical trial process and how we are moving our late-stage products even closer to large underserved patient cohorts in the world’s largest healthcare markets.

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Interested to learn more about the opportunities we are pursuing at Botanix, directly from the people at the centre of our clinical development work?

Over the next two months we’ll be sharing with you a Conversation Series, showcasing video interviews with specialist consultants and key opinion leaders who we are proud to have recruited to our leadership team.

The first of these is with Dr Ira Lawrence, a Medical Advisor with more than 30 years of senior leadership experience within the global pharmaceutical and medical device industries. 

Watch this short video to hear what Dr Lawrence has to say about the future of dermatology.

Botanix (ASX $BOT) Executive Director, Matt Callahan, spoke with BBC journalist, Vivienne Parry, at the  2022 Edison Open House: Global Healthcare virtual event this week.

He detailed how the Company is harnessing valuable commercial opportunities in its dermatology and antimicrobial programs:

“This is a great time to be in dermatology. There’s a real dearth of innovation, and that innovation generally comes from small to medium companies. So we’re aiming to broaden our platform to really provide an M and A target for those larger companies as we move into the next 18 to 24 months.”