US gene therapy company Regenxbio (Nasdaq: RGNX) has announced that co-founder Kenneth Mills is to step down as president and chief executive following 15 years of leadership at the company.
Mr Mills, who is taking on an expanded role on the board as chairman, will be replaced as president and chief executive by Curran Simpson, Regenxbio’s current chief operating officer.
Meanwhile, board member Daniel Tassé has been appointed as Regenxbio's lead independent director, a role previously held by Jerry Karabelas. Dr Karabelas and co-founder Allan Fox, who has served as chairman since 2020, will remain on the board.
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