Genmab is going through a growth spurt and expands on three continents

Genmab keeps expanding its workforce in Europe, the US and Japan to prepare for handling drug commercialization on its own.
Genmab CEO Jan van de Winkel | Photo: Stine Bidstrup/ERH
Genmab CEO Jan van de Winkel | Photo: Stine Bidstrup/ERH
BY ELIZABETH MØNSTED JOHANSEN, TRANSLATED BY NIELSINE NIELSEN

If Genmab's drug tisotumab vedotin is approved in the US in October as expected, the firm will take on its own sales and marketing for the first time.

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