10 Things For Pfizer's New CEO To Worry About

Albert Bourla will face opportunities and potential pitfalls.

Albert Bourla
Albert Bourla takes the CEO reins at Pfizer Jan. 1.

When Albert Bourla succeeds Ian Read as Pfizer Inc.'s CEO on Jan. 1, he'll take over the world's largest pharmaceutical company at a time when it enjoys several strong growth drivers (Eliquis, Ibrance, Xeljanz and Xtandi) but faces equally potent challenges in its key product areas.

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