Michel Pettigrew, the most senior officer at privately-held drugmaker Ferring, is to retire at the end of the year, the Switzerland-based company has announced.
On stepping down, he will have spent almost 18 years with Ferring, and the company called his contribution during this time ‘exceptional’.
When Mr Pettigrew joined Ferring, in 2001, its revenues were 345 million euros ($391 million at current exchange rates). Today, they total nearly two million euros, and the firm appears in a list of the top 50 global pharma companies in 2018.
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