Zealand Pharma Appoints Steven Johnson as Chief Development Officer to Bolster Leadership in Obesity Treatment Innovation

Reuters
19 May
Zealand Pharma Appoints Steven Johnson as Chief Development Officer to Bolster Leadership in Obesity Treatment Innovation

Copenhagen, Denmark, May 19, 2025 - Zealand Pharma A/S has appointed Steven Johnson as Chief Development Officer. He joins the executive team alongside Chief Medical Officer David Kendall and recently appointed Chief Scientific Officer Utpal Singh. Johnson will lead regulatory and development strategies, enhancing Zealand Pharma's focus on innovation in managing obesity and related conditions. Johnson brings nearly 30 years of experience from his previous roles at UCB Biopharma, Medpace, Inc., Novo Nordisk, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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