Paweł Przewięźlikowski

Ryvu Therapeutics

About Presenter

Chief Executive Officer and founder of Ryvu Therapeutics. He is responsible for the company’s strategic management, business, and corporate development. He is also the President of the Supervisory Board at Ardigen and a Member of the Supervisory Board at Selvita. Before founding multiple companies in the biotechnology sector (Selvita, Ryvu, Ardigen, NodThera), he was a member of the executive team at technology company Comarch from 1994, responsible for divisions involved in multiple industries, including the pharmaceutical industry. He was also the co-founder, the first CEO, and then the Vice President of the Supervisory Board of Interia.pl, the third-largest Internet portal in Poland.

Title of presentation
From Ryvu labs in Krakow to AML patients worldwide – the story of romaciclib
Focus Areas

Next-Gen Therapies: From Lab to Life

Objective: See how biotech, AI and digital health are accelerating the future of medicine.

Introduction

Romaciclib (RVU120), a selective CDK8/19 inhibitor discovered at Ryvu Therapeutics in Kraków, is in development for AML, myelofibrosis, and low-risk MDS. Preclinical evidence and early clinical trials have demonstrated a favorable safety profile and signs of restored sensitivity to therapy (e.g., venetoclax in AML). With ongoing Phase II studies and a rapidly expanding clinical footprint, romaciclib is advancing from Ryvu’s discovery lab toward a potential new treatment option for patients worldwide.