Akeso Biomedical
Dr. Williams has over 20 years of experience in creating, organizing, developing, licensing, financing, and managing new medical and chemical technologies from early-stage research through to commercially viable products. Prior to Akeso Biomedical, Dr. Williams was the President of Tepha, Inc., where he formulated a product development strategy for a new absorbable biomaterials technology that led to FDA regulatory clearance of 17 novel medical device products over 5 years. Products developed by Tepha included CR Bard’s Phasix™ hernia repair mesh, B. Braun Surgical’s MonoMax® absorbable sutures, Tornier’s Phantom Fiber™ for ligament and tendon repair, and Galatea’s GalaFLEX® mesh for plastic and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Williams is a co-founder of the bioscience company, Metabolix (NASDAQ: MBLX), and served on the Metabolix Board of Directors from its formation in 1992 until 2006. Dr. Williams was a lecturer in organic chemistry at Manchester University in England, a visiting scientist and NATO postdoctoral fellow at M.I.T., and completed a Ph.D. in organic chemistry at Cambridge University, England. Dr. Williams is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.
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Akeso Biomedical
Akeso Biomedical is an early stage company focused on developing new solutions for the treatment of bacterial infections, microbial biofilms, and chronic wounds. The Company is developing products to treat these conditions using a new class of compounds, known as Fe3C, that have broad-spectrum activity against a wide range of bacteria, and a silk biomaterial technology exclusively licensed from Tufts University.