Isobel Denham
About Isobel Denham
Isobel Denham is the Pan-Tumour, Early Assets and Innovation Manager at Bristol Myers Squibb in London, with a background in psychology and extensive experience in various roles at Celgene.
Current Role at Bristol Myers Squibb
Isobel Denham currently holds the position of Pan-Tumour, Early Assets and Innovation Manager at Bristol Myers Squibb. Located in London, England, United Kingdom, she joined the company in September 2021. Her role involves managing early-stage oncology assets and fostering innovation across the pan-tumour spectrum. The position leverages her extensive experience in product management and scientific affairs to drive forward-looking initiatives in cancer treatment and care.
Career at Celgene
Before joining Bristol Myers Squibb, Isobel Denham worked at Celgene in various capacities. She started as an Insights and Intelligence Intern in 2018, then progressed to roles including Single Named Patient Supply Coordinator, Scientific Affairs Advisor, and Associate Product Manager for CAR T. In 2021, she worked as a Product Manager for the Cell Therapy Franchise. Throughout her tenure at Celgene, she accumulated valuable experience in product management, scientific advisory, and patient supply coordination.
Educational Background
Isobel Denham studied Psychology at The University of Nottingham, earning a Bachelor of Science with Honours (BSc) in 2018. This academic foundation in psychology contributes to her understanding of patient needs and behavior, which is essential in her roles within the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. Prior to university, she attended Brentwood School, where she achieved 3 A levels, 1 AS level, and 11 GCSEs.
Early Career and Internships
Isobel Denham's early career includes a range of internships and work experiences. She gained initial professional exposure at Smith & Williamson in 2013 in London as part of a work experience program. She also worked in the hospitality industry, with positions at LIMEBERRY CATERING LIMITED and Events Factor Limited. These roles helped to develop her organizational and customer service skills, which have been beneficial in her pharmaceutical career.