Founding
members

Expert founding members and complementary

MIB relies on a powerful multidisciplinary network of public, economic, private and academic partners.

This network, which is MIB’s real strength, enables us to benefit from a multitude of skills, resources and expertise.

Thanks to the diversity and complementarity of its founders, MIB is positioned as a scientific and economic center of excellence on an international scale.

Muriel
Altabef

Research Director
at CNRS

Laurent
Baly

President of SATT Sud-Est

Denis
Bertin

Delegate vice-president A*Midex
Coordinator France 2030

Hervé
Brailly

Chairman of the Management Board
Executive Vice President

Jean-Luc Chauvin

Chairman of the CCI

Dr. Divi
Cornec

Director of Inserm Research at Brest University Hospital

François
Crémieux

General Manager, APHM

Nathalie
De Preville

Director of Partnerships
Laboratoires Servier

Pierre
d’Epenoux

CEO
ImCheck Therapeutics

Emilie Garrido-Pradalie

Director of Health Research and Rare Diseases at AP-HM

Arnaud
Mercier

Representative of Métropole
Aix-Marseille

Dr. Daniel
Olive

MIB Project Scientific and Technical Manager

Aurélie
Philippe

Local CNRS

Jean-Philippe
Potier

Pr. Bruno
Quesnel

Directeur Recherche et innovation de l’Institut National du Cancer

Marie
Roumieux

Scientific Operations Manager

Emilie
Royer

Directrice Générale d’Eurobiomed

Chloé
Simon

Co-Director of the Amidex
Foundation
France 2030 Coordinator

Françoise
Simon-Plas

Local Inserm

Jean-Philippe
Tissier Seta

OFU General Manager

Pr. Norbert
Vey

General Manager, Institut Paoli-Calmettes

Our
partners

Our
partners

  • It's out of date to oppose public and private (...) We see that, in the face of the logic of silos, the time has come to work on a more unified, better endowed biomedical research.”

    Emmanuel Macron

    Emmanuel Macron
  • MIB is a perspective, a hope of seeing the disease recede and perhaps, one day, overcome.

    Renaud Muselier

    Renaud Muselier
  • MIB will have a structuring effect on the region, placing it on the global biotechnology map as the benchmark for immunology. It's a fantastic step forward for this strategic economic sector, but above all it's a source of pride to see that Marseille will become the home of this global immunology cluster, a therapy that holds so much hope for so many patients.

    Martine Vassal

    Martine Vassal