Global Cancer Technology Appoints Dr. Sanjeev Thohan as Chief Development Officer

Global Cancer Technology Appoints Dr. Sanjeev Thohan as Chief Development Officer

Dr. Thohan to Lead Preclinical Programs Toward Phase I Clinical Trials

San Diego, CA — May 27, 2025 — Global Cancer Technology (GCT) is pleased to
announce the appointment of Dr. Sanjeev Thohan as Chief Development Officer. A
seasoned industry leader, Dr. Thohan brings decades of experience guiding
biopharmaceutical companies through IND-enabling studies and early-phase clinical
development.

“I’m honored to join GCT as Chief Development Officer,” said Dr. Thohan. “Our priority
is advancing GCT-007—a small molecule PI3K inhibitor—through the IND-enabling
process and into the clinic.”

GCT CEO John Clark added, “We’ve seen highly encouraging preclinical results,
especially when GCT-007 is combined with checkpoint inhibitors. Dr. Thohan’s proven
ability to move molecules through preclinical development—42 compounds to date—
positions us for a strong entry into our Phase I glioblastoma trial.”
Dr. Karen Newell Rogers, GCT’s Chief Scientific Officer, noted, “The preclinical
performance of GCT-007 has exceeded expectations. We’re thrilled to welcome Dr.
Thohan and his expertise as we move closer to clinical trials.”

About Global Cancer Technology
Global Cancer Technology is a preclinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on
advancing novel therapeutics for oncology. The company is currently raising investment
capital to support its planned Phase I clinical trial.

 

Learn more at:
www.globalcancertechnology.com
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