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William Haseltine, Donald Segal, Jerome McElroy, David Palmer, Reed McManigle, Pamela Bush, Grainne McClorey

Apr 02, 2004
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William Haseltine will retire as chairman and CEO of Human Genome Sciences, the company said. He intends to step down once a new CEO has been appointed.

Donald Segal has been appointed president and CEO of Aurora, Canada-based Helix BioPharma. He has been executive vice president of Helix since 1995. Segal replaces Jerome McElroy as president. McElroy will remain chairman of the board.

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