Gerald Ostrov, Bausch & Lomb’s current chairman and CEO, is retiring. The position of chief executive officer will be filled by Brent Saunders, who headed Schering-Plough’s consumer healthcare unit. Fred Hassan, who ran Schering-Plough as chief executive, will become the company’s chairman.

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Two former Schering-Plough executives land at Bausch & Lomb

Gerald Ostrov, Bausch & Lomb’s current chairman and CEO, is retiring. The position of chief executive officer will be filled by Brent Saunders, who headed Schering-Plough’s consumer healthcare unit. Fred Hassan, who ran Schering-Plough as chief executive, will become the company’s chairman.

Two former Schering-Plough executives land at Bausch & Lomb

Gerald Ostrov, Bausch & Lomb’s current chairman and CEO, is retiring. The position of chief executive officer will be filled by Brent Saunders, who headed Schering-Plough’s consumer healthcare unit. Fred Hassan, who ran Schering-Plough as chief executive, will become the company’s chairman.

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Gerald Ostrov, Bausch & Lomb’s current chairman and CEO, is retiring. The position of chief executive officer will be filled by Brent Saunders, who headed Schering-Plough’s consumer healthcare unit. Fred Hassan, who ran Schering-Plough as chief executive, will become the company’s chairman.

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Two former Schering-Plough executives land at Bausch & Lomb

Gerald Ostrov, Bausch & Lomb’s current chairman and CEO, is retiring. The position of chief executive officer will be filled by Brent Saunders, who headed Schering-Plough’s consumer healthcare unit. Fred Hassan, who ran Schering-Plough as chief executive, will become the company’s chairman.

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Two former Schering-Plough executives land at Bausch & Lomb

Gerald Ostrov, Bausch & Lomb’s current chairman and CEO, is retiring. The position of chief executive officer will be filled by Brent Saunders, who headed Schering-Plough’s consumer healthcare unit. Fred Hassan, who ran Schering-Plough as chief executive, will become the company’s chairman.

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Two former Schering-Plough executives land at Bausch & Lomb

Gerald Ostrov, Bausch & Lomb’s current chairman and CEO, is retiring. He will continue to serve as a consultant. The position of chief executive officer will be filled by Brent Saunders, who headed Schering-Plough’s consumer healthcare unit. Fred Hassan, who ran Schering-Plough as chief executive, will become chairman of Baush & Lomb.

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