Global Regulatory & Public Affairs Lead, Genome Editing

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center for aquaculture technologiesSan Diego (CA)

Regulatory Affairs Managers Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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About the role

Center for Aquaculture Technologies seeks a Vice President, Regulatory & Public Affairs to build and lead our global regulatory and public affairs capability as CAT's Genome Editing programs progress toward commercialization. This is a strategic, high-visibility leadership role at the intersection of science, regulation, market access, and external affairs. The VP will shape global regulatory strategy, engage regulators and policymakers, and help create clear pathways for responsible adoption

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