The Medicines Co. Names Mark Timney As CEO In A Shakeup
Executive Summary
CEO Clive Meanwell helped to shape the company over his nearly 22 years at the helm, including when it marketed a portfolio of hospital-based drugs. Now the company is solely focused on shepherding the PCSK9 inhibitor inclisiran to the finish line.
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