Drug maker Mylan Laboratories Inc. said president and COO Richard Moldin and CFO John Hanson resigned because of differences in opinion on corporate-culture issues.
Both executives joined the company in 2000. Molding joined as president and COO in April and brought in Hanson as finance chief in November. Though the company did not indicate in its statement what the matters of corporate culture were, those who follow the company say they are related to branding and long-term company goals.
The Pittsburgh-based firm said former executive Clarence Todd, who resigned in 1999, will return as interim president and COO. Gary Sphar, who is now VP of finance of Mylan Pharmaceuticals, the company’s biggest division, will step in as interim CFO.
Road Trip!
Recreational-vehicle retailer Holiday RV Superstores Inc. named Casey Gunnell VP and CFO. Gunnell joins the Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.- based firm from PNV Inc., a provider telecom services to truck drivers where he was COO. He has also been CFO of automotive retailer AutoNation Inc.
Quantum Leap
Data protection firm Quantum Corp. named Michael Lambert EVP and CFO. Lambert, who starts his job at the Milipitas, Calif.-based firm on June 26, replaces Richard Clemmer, who joined B-to-B company PurchasePro.com Inc. in May. Lambert joins Quantum from privately-held NerveWire Inc., where he was SVP and CFO.
I’ll Be Back
Troy, Mich.-based Intermet Corp. said Doretha Christoph rejoined the company as VP of finance and CFO. Christoph had left the auto-parts maker in February to become VP and CFO of publisher The McClatchy Co. She first joined Intermet in 1995 from Kawasaki Steel Corp. subsidiary LNP Engineering Plastics Inc.