Longtime Epix Pharmaceuticals chief executive Michael Webb has stepped down from his post, the Cambridge, MA, contrast developer has announced.
Webb is leaving after 11 years at Epix, and will be replaced as interim CEO by Michael Astrue, former president and CEO of Transkaryotic Therapies, also of Cambridge. Astrue will help the company execute its business plan in the imaging field, help define new opportunities outside imaging, and assist the board in its search for a new CEO.
Webb is also resigning his position as a member of the company's board, but will remain as a consultant to the company. The company said that Epix decided on a change in leadership as it is identifying new growth opportunities outside of medical imaging.
By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
September 15, 2005
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