Beata Czajkowska

Today, we were grateful to celebrate the ribbon-cutting for Madrigal’s new headquarters in West Conshohocken, PA, alongside colleagues, community partners and supporters. This milestone reflects Madrigal’s tremendous growth, momentum and continued commitment to the Greater Philadelphia community that has supported us along the way. The region is home to incredible talent and innovation, and we’re excited to keep contributing to its thriving life sciences ecosystem. #LifeatMadrigal

Today marks a meaningful moment for Madrigal as we ring the Nasdaq Closing Bell! It's a moment to reflect on how far we've come in leading the fight against #MASH, and a reminder of why this work matters. Thank you to our employees, partners, and the MASH community who continue to inspire us as we push forward. We’re energized by the work ahead as we help improve the lives of people living with this serious liver disease. #NasdaqBellRinging

Today is my last day of paternity leave. 👨🏻‍🍼 I don’t usually share much about my personal life on LinkedIn, but today feels like an exception. A little over three months ago, our second daughter was born. Since then, I’ve had the incredible luck - and privilege - of being truly present for one of life’s most extraordinary moments. There have been plenty of magical moments: first smiles, first cuddles, watching our family grow. But there have also been stressful and uncertain ones. Navigating the early days with a newborn, dealing with emergency health issues, getting through extreme heat waves in France - all while watching our eldest daughter start school and discover a whole new world of her own as big sister. It’s been intense. Exhausting. Wonderful. And something I know I’ll look back on with enormous nostalgia. My wife, Emilie, was our pillar during these months and I couldn't be prouder. I’m particularly grateful that I work for a company like Ipsen, which recognizes how important this period is and provides extended paternity leave. I’m equally grateful to live in France, where policies like these give parents the opportunity to be present when it matters most. Tomorrow, I’ll be back at my desk - with a head full of memories from this summer and a heart full of gratitude. A big thank you to Philip Johnson and my colleagues on the Regulatory team for the support during my absence. I’m very grateful to have been able to step away knowing everything was in good hands. And now…back to work! 👋 But first, one last day of paternity leave ❤️

What a memorable experience. Last Thursday, I had the privilege of joining my Madrigal colleagues at Nasdaq to ring the Closing Bell in celebration of Madrigal Pharmaceuticals’ 10-year anniversary. I was incredibly proud to be included in this milestone and to reflect on what Madrigal has accomplished over the past decade. Building an innovative biotech company is challenging enough. Building one that ultimately brings the first FDA-approved treatment for MASH to patients makes this anniversary particularly meaningful. For me, the experience was also a reminder that breakthroughs in science only reach their full potential when they reach the patients who need them. I’m proud of the role our Market Access organization plays in helping make that happen and grateful to work alongside so many talented and committed colleagues across Madrigal. Ten years of innovation, perseverance and progress—and an exciting future still ahead. Proud to be part of the journey. #MadrigalPharmaceuticals #Madrigal #NASDAQ #MASH #MarketAccess #PatientAccess #Biotech #LiverDisease #Innovation

Ringing the Nasdaq Closing Bell was a milestone I'll never forget; one built on discipline, execution, and a relentless focus on patients that has carried Madrigal Pharmaceuticals to this point.  Standing alongside my colleagues, I felt immense pride in the foundation our team has built and have full confidence in our ability to scale as we continue leading the fight against MASH. 

So much has changed in the last year since Neil Archer, EVP Head of International, originally spoke with PharmaBoardroom. This recent interview highlights patient engagement and access, real-world experience and Europe’s important role, both commercially and scientifically. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eURZxbxH

Today marks 8 years since my 14-year-old son, Valdemar, passed away in an accident. Time doesn’t heal everything, but it teaches us how to live with the unimaginable. Since that day, I have reflected deeply on life and how we navigate it when the ground beneath us shatters. Over time, I’ve come to view life as a large swimming pool divided into lanes. Some lanes are turquoise, crystal clear, and completely calm. Others are dark, menacing, and turbulent. The more experiences, hardships, and milestones we carry through life, the more lanes we get and the larger our pool becomes. Every single morning, we face the exact same choice: Where do we dive in? In my case, 99% of the time, I choose the bright, clear, turquoise lanes. I laugh, love and lead there. But this does not mean the dark lanes have vanished. My large pool spans the entire spectrum from the brightest blue to the deepest black. Even though I dive into the turquoise water, I still allow myself to divert from there. I can swim over to Valdemar’s lane for a moment. I visit the grief, the powerlessness of him only getting 14 years, and I feel the profound, unchanging ache of missing him. But I never stay there. In the 8 years that have passed, I have discovered the fierce strength that lies in that daily choice. The choice to live my life in the turquoise lanes, while still embracing my entire swimming pool. What can we carry from this perspective into our professional careers and leadership? 🌿Leadership requires room for the whole person: As colleagues and leaders, we must recognize that everyone carries their "swimmingpool" of life experiences. True professionalism isn't about leaving your personal life at the door; it’s about having the emotional intelligence to understand that we all contain both bright and dark lanes. 🌿Resilience is an active, daily choice: We can rarely control the external crises that impact our projects, companies, or personal lives. However, we always retain ownership over our reaction. Mentally choosing where to direct our focus is what allows us to sustain momentum, vision, and drive. 🌿Vulnerability builds psychological safety: When we dare to show up with our whole story, including the challenging lanes, we foster a culture built on deep trust. It is within these authentic connections that the strongest, most collaborative teams are forged. The 8th of September is the one of very few days where I jump in in the darkest lane 💔 See you all in the bright, turquoise one tomorrow, and remember that also you can choose your lane everyday ❤️‍🩹❤️V

We look forward to connecting with leading experts at the 12th edition of the #ParisMASH Meeting and contributing to conversations that advance innovation in #MASH. See you in Paris!

Hoy, Madrigal anunció que el Dr. Anthony (Tony) Martinez —quien cuenta con las certificaciones y distinciones AAHIVS y FAASLD— se incorporará a la compañía como vicepresidente de Estrategia de Salud para la Comunidad Hispana. Este nuevo cargo refleja el compromiso de Madrigal de mejorar la atención a los miembros de la comunidad hispana, un grupo afectado de manera desproporcionada por la MASH. El Dr. Martinez se une a Madrigal tras haber desempeñado recientemente los cargos de profesor asociado de Medicina en la Universidad de Buffalo y director médico de Hepatología en el Erie County Medical Center. Es un médico investigador y referente de opinión reconocido a nivel nacional e internacional en los campos de la hepatología, la hepatitis viral, la enfermedad hepática metabólica, la medicina de las adicciones y la atención del VIH. Goza de gran reconocimiento por haber desarrollado «La Bodega», un modelo innovador de atención integral que ha transformado el tratamiento de las enfermedades hepática y los trastornos por consumo de sustancias. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Today, Madrigal announced that Anthony (Tony) Martinez, MD, AAHIVS, FAASLD, will join the company as Vice President, Hispanic Health Strategy. This new position reflects Madrigal’s commitment to advancing care for members of the Hispanic community, a group that is disproportionately impacted by MASH. Dr. Martinez comes to Madrigal after serving most recently as an Associate Professor of Medicine at the University at Buffalo and Medical Director of Hepatology at Erie County Medical Center. He is a nationally and internationally recognized physician-scientist and thought leader in hepatology, viral hepatitis, metabolic liver disease, addiction medicine, and HIV care. He is widely recognized for developing La Bodega, an innovative integrated care model that has transformed the treatment of liver disease and substance use disorders.