Nov 3, 2022
Odyssey Health (OTC: ODYY), formerly Odyssey Group International and a medical technology company focused on developing unique, life-saving medical products, is expanding its executive team. The expansion is part of ODYY’s support of and commitment to Odyssey NeuroPharma, the company’s newest entity. Additions to the executive team include Erik Emerson, named chief commercial officer, and Greg Gironda, named chief operating officer. These two together have more than five decades of experience in commercializing innovative pharmaceutical compounds with leading pharmaceutical companies; the pair will work to advance Odyssey’s concussion treatment and Niemann-Pick treatment. According to the announcement, more than 5 million concussions occur every year in the United States alone. With no current treatment approved by the FDA, those dealing with patients represent an underserved population with an urgent need. Odyssey NeuroPharma is planning a phase 2 program designed to evaluate efficacy in support of its extensive safety and animal data. “Odyssey NeuroPharma is dedicated to addressing the unmet medical needs in traumatic brain injury,” said Odyssey Health CEO Michael Redmond in the press release. “Erik and Greg will provide the proven experience and expertise needed to bring this novel treatment through clinical trials and ultimately to commercial launch.”
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Odyssey Health is a medical company with a focus on life-saving medical products and solutions. Odyssey’s corporate mission is to create, acquire and develop distinct assets, intellectual property, and exceptional technologies that provide meaningful medical solutions. The company is focused on areas that have an identified technological advantage, provide superior clinical utility and have a substantial market opportunity. For more information about the company, please visit www.OdysseyHealthInc.com.
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