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Teva Looks To Novartis To Replace Departing Dethlefs

Current Teva North America Commercial Head Will Leave Company In November

 
• By Dave Wallace

Teva’s commercial interests in North America will soon be under new leadership after the firm announced that Sven Dethlefs would leave the company in mid-November. The firm has looked to the branded sector for his replacement.

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Teva is installing new leadership for North America • Source: Shutterstock

Teva will soon install new leadership for its North America commercial segment, after announcing that Sven Dethlefs would step down from his position as executive vice-president for North America commercial and leave the company on 17 November, after a 15-year tenure with the generics giant.

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