Novo Nordisk’s New India Chief Steps Into Bustling Diabetes Arena
Executive Summary
Novo Nordisk’s new India managing director takes charge amid heightened competition in the diabetes space. The Danish firm stays committed to bringing new products to this market at a faster clip and all eyes will be on the launch trajectory of therapies like semaglutide.
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