Shuttle Pharmaceuticals Implements 70% Salary Reduction for Executives, Defers CFO Compensation

Reuters
28 May
Shuttle Pharmaceuticals Implements 70% Salary Reduction for Executives, Defers CFO Compensation

Shuttle Pharmaceuticals Holdings Inc. has announced a significant reduction in salaries for its salaried employees and executive officers. Effective May 21, 2025, the company will implement a 70% salary reduction for key figures, including Interim CEO Christopher Cooper, President and COO Peter Dritschilo, Chief Scientific Officer Mira Jung, Chief Clinical Officer Tyvin Rich, and Vice President of Regulatory Michael P. Vander Hoek. Additionally, Chief Financial Officer Timothy Lorber has agreed to defer 70% of his salary, which will be paid at a later date. This decision reflects the company's current financial adjustments.

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