As biotech market remains chilly, Longeveron CEO steps down after 18-month run
The Longeveron CEO who helped take the biotech public is now set to resign.
Geoff Green, Longeveron’s chief executive since November 2020, will step down effective June 1 to pursue new opportunities, the company announced Monday afternoon. In his place, current CMO Chris Min will serve as interim CEO while Longeveron conducts a search for a permanent chief.
Green will remain a consultant for an undetermined time to help ensure a smooth transition, the company added. Shares $LGVN were down about 5% in post-market trading. He joins a cadre of biotech executives leaving their posts in the wake of a bear market that continues to batter the sector.
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