Enanta Pharmaceuticals CEO Jay Luly Announces Retirement by February 1, 2027

By Public Technologies
  • Enanta Pharmaceuticals President and CEO Jay R. Luly, 70, will retire by February 1, 2027, following 23 years of leadership.
  • Luly will serve as a strategic advisor for the remainder of 2027 to support the transition.
  • The board has launched a search for his successor, considering internal and external candidates.
  • Tara L. Kieffer, most recently chief product strategy officer, was appointed to the newly created chief operating officer role.
  • Kieffer joined Enanta in 2020 following a 16-year career at Vertex Pharmaceuticals spanning research, clinical development and business functions.


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