New CEO at Novo Nordisk: Doustdar Faces Challenge in Reviving Sales
Novo Nordisk's newly appointed CEO, Maziar Mike Doustdar, confronts the daunting task of revitalizing the company's declining sales and share prices. Despite investor skepticism due to his lack of U.S. experience, Doustdar is expected to leverage his deep company knowledge to address market challenges effectively.

Maziar Mike Doustdar, the new CEO of Novo Nordisk, has taken charge amid declining sales and a plummeting share price. His primary task is to regain investor trust and tackle market challenges swiftly.
With more than three decades at the company, Doustdar has risen through the ranks, starting as an office clerk. Despite some investor concerns regarding his lack of experience in the U.S., he has a clear plan to confront these obstacles.
Novel competition from rivals, especially in the U.S. market, has led to increased scrutiny. Doustdar emphasizes that setbacks do not define Novo; rather, their response will. His appointment has sparked debate among shareholders, with some expressing disappointment over the internal selection.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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