Board of Directors
The Evox Board of Directors is comprised of highly accomplished advisors who each contribute significant expertise in their respective fields. They provide support and guidance to the management team of Evox in achieving its bold vision to positively impact human health by creating novel exosome-based biotherapeutics.
Dr. Per Lundin
Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Per Lundin is Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer of Evox Therapeutics Ltd. He has ~15 years’ experience founding, leading and advising biotech companies developing advanced therapies. Prior to co-founding and building out Evox, he founded and led IsletOne Therapeutics, a cell therapy company developing allogeneic cell therapies for autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, and ultimately ... Read more
Martin Andrews
Non-Executive Chairman
Martin is a respected commercial leader with a strong track record in strategy development and operational delivery most recently as Senior Vice President, Rare Diseases at GlaxoSmithKline, where he oversaw the development and launch of Strimvelis, the world’s first life-saving gene therapy for children. He currently serves on the Board of Freeline Therapeutics.
Evan Caplan
Non-Executive Director
Evan is a Principal on the private investment team at OrbiMed, a leading healthcare investment firm.
Alex Hammacher
Non-Executive Director
Alex is Head of Strategy and Corporate Development at Oxford Science Enterprises, the life science and deep tech investment company based in Oxford. He currently serves on the Board of Vaccitech plc.
Amrit Nagpal
Non-Executive Director
Amrit is a Managing Director, Private Investments at Redmile Group, LLC, a healthcare-focused investment firm based in San Francisco and New York.
Sarah Gordon Wild
Non-Executive Director
Sarah has worked on Wall Street for over 15 years and was Managing Director, Management Committee Member and Senior Healthcare Analyst at Lone Pine Capital LLC from 1998 to 2003. She is also currently on the board of Oxford Nanopore and Redx.
Kevin Raidy
Board Observer
Kevin Raidy is the Managing Partner of Cowen Healthcare Investments. He is currently a member of the Board of Directors for several biotechnology companies including Aro Biotherapeutics and Orchard Therapeutics.
Vidu Shanmugarajah
Board Observer
Vidu is a partner on the investing team at GV, based in London. He is also GV’s legal counsel for Europe. Before joining GV in 2015, Vidu’s career spanned law, startups, and investing.
Professor Matthew Wood
Board Observer
Matthew is Professor of Neuroscience and Deputy Head of the Medical Sciences Division at Oxford University and directs the Laboratory of RNA Biology and Neuromuscular Disease.
Scientific Advisory Board
Dr. Pieter Vader
University Medical Centre Utrecht
Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Chemistry and Haematology at the University Medical Centre Utrecht. His research is focused on delivery of protein and RNA drugs and has an expertise in exosome engineering.
Professor Robert Langer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is one of the world’s leading scientists and advises Evox on brain and CNS delivery.
Professor Anastasia Khvorova
University of Massachusetts
Professor of Molecular Medicine RNA Therapeutics Institute, University of Massachusetts. She is an expert in RNA therapeutics and performs extensive research on exosomes.
Professor Xandra Breakefield
Harvard Medical School
Professor of Neurology Harvard Medical School. Geneticist, Neurology and Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital. She conducts research on exosome diagnostics and therapeutics.
Dr. Samir El Andaloussi
Karolinska Institutet
Associate Professor in Biomolecular Medicine at Karolinska Institutet. His research is focused on exosome-based vehicles for macromolecular drug delivery.
Professor Matthew Wood
Oxford University
Professor of Neuroscience and Deputy Head of the Medical Sciences Division at Oxford University and directs the Laboratory of RNA Biology and Neuromuscular Disease.