UniQure CEO Soland makes a quick exit as execs hammer out a new strategy
Nine months after landing a new job as CEO of the Dutch gene therapy biotech uniQure, Dan Soland abruptly quit on Thursday, saying the unexpected move was due “solely” to family reasons. And the company says it doesn’t plan on replacing him immediately, preferring to wait until after it implements a new corporate strategy now in the works.
CFO Matthew Kapusta will now take the helm as interim CEO, with former president Philip Astley-Sparke stepping up as chairman. In a statement, Astley-Sparke praised Kapusta for his work “guiding an ongoing, comprehensive strategic planning process.”
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