Guilford CEO Search Commences As Smith Announces Retirement Plans
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Co-founder and CEO Craig Smith, MD, will retire in May 2005 unless a successor is found earlier. The company is looking for an executive with “superb credentials in commercial development, financial planning and late-stage product development” who can lead Guilford to profitability, Smith says.
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