Durham, N.C. — Donald Kellerman, senior vice president for development and a member of the board at Inspire Pharmaceuticals, is leaving the company.
Inspire (Nasdaq: ISPH) said Kellerman is stepping down as of July 21 to take a position at another pharmaceutical firm. Kellerman has worked at Inspire since 1999.
A former executive at GlaxoSmithKline, Kellerman has been responsible for clinical and regulatory affairs at Inspire.
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