Senior Management
Gilead's Executive Committee is responsible for making the critical decisions that determine the company's future. Its members include:
| Name | Title |
|---|---|
| John C. Martin | Chief Executive Officer and Chairman |
| Norbert W. Bischofberger | Executive Vice President, Research and Development and Chief Scientific Officer |
| John F. Milligan | President and Chief Operating Officer |
| Robin Washington | Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer |
| Kevin Young | Executive Vice President, Commercial Operations |
| Gregg H. Alton | Senior Vice President and General Counsel |
| Anthony D. Caracciolo | Senior Vice President, Manufacturing and Operations |
| Paul Carter | Senior Vice President, International Commercial Operations |
| Seigo Izumo | Senior Vice President, Head of Cardiovascular Therapeutics |
| William A. Lee | Senior Vice President, Head of Antiviral Therapeutics |
| James R. Meyers | Senior Vice President, Commercial Operations, North America |
| A. Bruce Montgomery | Senior Vice President, Head of Respiratory Therapeutics |
| John J. Toole | Senior Vice President, Corporate Development |
| Taiyin Yang | Senior Vice President, Pharmaceutical Development and Manufacturing |
| Kristen M. Metza | Senior Vice President, Human Resources |
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