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EMA On Track To Install New Chief In November

 
• By Ian Schofield

The recruitment process for the new executive director of the European Medicines Agency seems to be running to schedule.

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New EMA head should be in place on schedule later this year • Source: Shutterstock

It looks as if the new executive director of the European Medicines Agency will have been appointed by the time Guido Rasi steps down from the post later this year. Rasi’s five-year contract – his second as executive director – runs until 15 November.

A new head is expected to take over from Rasi as soon as his term of office expires, the European...

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