After more than 30 years with neuroscience-focused biopharma Neurocrine Biosciences (Nasdaq: NBIX), founder and chief executive Kevin Gorman is to retire in October - albeit staying on as a board member.
Kyle Gano, currently Neurocrine's chief business development and strategy officer, will succeed him in the CEO role and will also join the board.
Dr Gorman founded Neurocrine in 1992 and held numerous positions across the San Diego-based company, including chief operating officer, chief business officer, and senior vice president of business development, before being appointed CEO in 2008.
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