Eisai’s US chair, global Alzheimer’s leader to retire weeks after Leqembi approval
Ivan Cheung, the global leader of Eisai’s Alzheimer’s apparatus, will retire at the end of July, the Japanese drugmaker said Tuesday, just four days after the biotech and its partner Biogen secured full approval for Leqembi.
Taking his place is Eisai CEO Haruo Naito’s son Keisuke Naito, who will add the acting global Alzheimer’s post to his existing duties as chief strategy and planning officer and chief ecosystem officer.
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