Former Teva exec named general manager of Stada Arz' Italian affiliate

20 June 2019
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German drugmaker Stada Arzneimittel (SAZ: Xetra) has nominated a successor for Enrique Häusermann, the long-time general manager of its Italian unit EG SpA.

Salvatore Butti will take over the operations of Stada’s Italian affiliate at September 1, 2019. Mr Häusermann will continue to support as member of the company’s Italian supervisory board.

Salvatori Butti has more than 35 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. He will join EuroGenerici from Teva Italy, where he held the position of senior director Generics, OTC and Portfolio since 2013. In the course of his career Mr Butti also held various leadership positions in pharmaceutical companies, eg, at Sanofi Aventis SpA and Recordati SpA.

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