ReAlta Life Sciences, Inc.
Norfolk, United States
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ReAlta Life Sciences, Inc was founded by Andrew Miller, Laurie Glimcher, David Marek, Paolo Martini, Frank Gadams, John Rickman, Neel Krishna, Edward Heidt, Jr., Lewis Williams, Mert Aktar, Kenji Cunnion, Christi Shaw, Emma Reeve, Edward Kerry Heidt, Jr., Ulrich Kerry Thienel, Jerry Kerry Nadler, Neel Kerry Krishna, Thomas Kerry McCarter, John Kerry Harding, Kenji Kerry Cunnion, Ulrich Thienel, John Harding, Barry Strasnick, John Kerry Rickman, Jonathan Zalevsky, Azmi Nabulsi, Deborah Geraghty, Christine Neikirk and Kathryn Abshire, and is based in Norfolk, United States.
Key facts
- Industry
- Biotechnology
- Legal form
- Incorporated in Delaware
Founders
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Executive Officer, Director
1500 Founder Rating
Executive Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Executive Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Executive Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Executive Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Chief Science Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Executive Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director and Chief Medical Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Director and Chief Executive Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Executive Officer, Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Chief Financial Officer
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Director
1500 Founder Rating
Executive Officer
1500 Founder Rating
In context
We hold 2,331 other biotechnology companies. None has a closure on record yet. Of the 2,210 that report what they raised, the median is $3,512,633.
Counted across this directory, from founding and closing years in public records. Medians cover only companies whose closure is recorded; a company with no closure date may have quietly ceased without the record catching it.
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