Overhauling Teva: Conversations With Jeremy Levin And Michael Hayden
Executive Summary
Teva CEO Jeremy Levin and the CSO he hired, Michael Hayden, want to re-focus the company on innovative R&D and selective generics opportunities, and that means an overhaul of the R&D organization and new priorities for business development. Levin and Hayden spoke to IN VIVO about their goals and shaping these activities following a widely anticipated investor briefing on December 11 in New York City.
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