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Home » General » Simone Leyden ends tenure as INCA president

Simone Leyden ends tenure as INCA president

  • March 3, 2020

In February our Co-founder and CEO, Simone Leyden handed over her Presidency of the International Neuroendocrine Cancer Alliance (INCA) to INCA member, Cathy Bouvier (NCUK).

Congratulations to Simone on the completion of tenure and the huge contribution she made to INCA and the global neuroendocrine community throughout her 2 year presidency.

Some of her achievements over this time included numerous publications, research and awareness campaigns. Simone remains committed to INCA as Chair of the Research Committee and active board member.

Click through to read Simone’s final President’s Report Simone Leyden INCA Final President Report

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