Who’s Hired? Sandoz Freshens Up Directors Board After Pivotal Year

As Lantheus Appoints Pharma Veteran As New CEO And Mallinckrodt Adds To Board

Sandoz nominated a new director candidate ahead of its annual meeting and Lantheus welcomed a familiar face as the new CEO. Meanwhile, Mallinckrodt strengthened its board with four new directors and Hikma announced another appointment this year.

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Sandoz eyes new chair for audit committee • Source: Shutterstock

After a successful pivotal year of becoming an independent company after a long-awaited spinoff from Novartis, Sandoz has plans to introduce a new addition to its board of directors. The Swiss company has proposed Graeme Pitkethly for the election at the company’s next annual general meeting on 30 April.

If elected, Pitkethly, who has previously worked as a chief financial officer and board member at consumer goods firm Unilever,...

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