Erez Vigodman is stepping down from his post as chief executive of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (NYSE: TEVA) “by mutual agreement,” the Israeli generics giant announced late Monday, without giving any specific reason for the decision.
Dr Yitzhak Peterburg, who has served as chairman of the Teva board of directors since January 2015, has been appointed interim president and chief executive, effective immediately. Mr Vigodman’s service on the Teva board has also ended.
Mr Vigodman only took on the CEO role in February 2014, succeeding Jeremy Levin, who also left after a short time in the position due to a falling out with Teva's board.
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