London, UK, July 2024 – CNX Therapeutics has appointed Jenny Chapman as the new Chief People Officer. This significant leadership movement places Chapman at the helm of the CNX Therapeutics HR team, where she will spearhead strategic people initiatives and drive a high-performing, people-centric culture.
Jenny Chapman brings a wealth of experience in HR strategies and leadership to her new role at CNX Therapeutics. Prior to joining CNX Therapeutics, she served as People Director at People Puzzles Limited for over two years, where she provided strategic HR solutions to help mid-tier businesses transform and grow.
Before her tenure at People Puzzles, Jenny spent five years at Bupa UK, holding various roles such as HR & Transformation Director and Director of Transformation – Business Services. During her time at Bupa, she was responsible for designing and implementing organizational transformation strategies to enhance business effectiveness.
Jenny also served as the Chief People Officer at Bupa Asia Ltd for over a year, where she created and implemented people strategies to support both organic and inorganic growth.
Her earlier career includes significant HR roles at Bupa International Markets, Bupa Care Services in Australia, and Bupa International, where she led various HR and talent development initiatives.
Jenny’s journey in HR began at Bupa International as a Learning & Organisational Development Manager and progressed through various leadership roles, including Programme Office Manager Integration at Bupa.
CNX Therapeutics is a European pharmaceutical company dedicated to improving the lives of patients through the supply of essential medicines. The company licenses and distributes a portfolio of medicines for CNS, critical care, and other conditions, both directly and through strategic partnerships, in over 60 countries worldwide. CNX Therapeutics aims to become a recognized partner of choice through its commercial excellence, patient focus, and presence across Europe.
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