Bristol-Myers Squibb’s CEO Peter Dolan and General Counsel Richard Willard resigned Tuesday, spurred by the recommendations of a federal monitor, after the company came perilously close to violating a deferred-prosecution agreement entered last year.
Bristol-Myers director James Cornelius was appointed interim CEO of the New York-based pharmaceutical and health care products company, and Sandra Leung, vice president and corporate secretary, was named interim general counsel. Former FBI director Louis Freeh, now a Bristol-Myers director, was appointed as Leung’s adviser.
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