Jeremy Sokolove
Chief Medical Officer Vor Biopharma
Dr. Sokolove brings more than 18 years of experience leading clinical development and translational research in autoimmune and inflammatory diseases across biotechnology and pharmaceutical organizations.
Prior to joining Vor Bio, Dr. Sokolove was Chief Medical Officer In-Residence at Roivant Sciences, where he led strategic assessment and in-licensing of novel therapeutic programs and provided clinical and operational leadership across Roivant’s portfolio companies. Previously, he served as Chief Medical Officer at Odyssey Therapeutics, guiding the company’s transition to a clinical-stage organization developing next-generation immunomodulators for autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.Earlier in his career, Dr. Sokolove held senior leadership positions at GlaxoSmithKline as Senior Vice President and Head of Clinical Pharmacology & Experimental Medicine, and at AbbVie as Head of Immunology Translational Science.
An accomplished physician-scientist and rheumatologist, Dr. Sokolove was previously on the faculty at Stanford University Medical Center. He earned his MD from Boston University School of Medicine and completed his Internal Medicine residency at Boston University Medical Center, where he served as Chief Medical Resident. He completed clinical and research fellowships in Rheumatology and Immunology at Stanford University.
Seminars
- Discuss upstream modulation of B‑cell survival and differentiation through BAFF/APRIL inhibition as a therapeutic strategy in gMG
- Position BAFF/APRIL inhibition within the evolving gMG treatment landscape, in comparison with downstream approaches such FcRn and complement pathway blockade, to clarify how upstream B‑cell targeting may offer differentiated clinical benefits by addressing fundamental disease‑sustaining mechanisms
- Evaluate the efficacy and durability of BAFF/APRIL inhibition in gMG versusestablished mechanisms, assessing effects on clinical outcomes, B-cell homeostasis, immunoglobulin dynamics, and infection risk