Teladoc Health Appoints Mala Murthy as Interim CEO

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Key Highlights

  • Mala Murthy has been Teladoc Health’s CFO since 2019 and will continue in this role during the transition.
  • She has a track record of driving balanced growth in top and bottom lines.
  • Murthy oversees global finance operations, including accounting, FP&A, and investor relations.
  • She focuses on ensuring shareholder value and has successfully driven growth in various industries.
  • Murthy has experience in supporting significant acquisitions and shaping capital structure and liquidity strategies.
  • Prior to Teladoc Health, she held executive positions at American Express and Pepsico.
  • At American Express, she served as CFO of the Global Commercial Services segment.
  • She led strategic investment decisions and profit and loss management at American Express.
  • Murthy holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and engineering from Jadavpur University.
  • She also has an MBA from the India Institute of Management and a master’s degree from Yale School of Management.

Teladoc Health, Inc. (TDOC) has announced a leadership change as Chief Executive Officer Jason Gorevic departs from the company with immediate effect. In light of this transition, the Board of Directors has appointed Mala Murthy as the interim CEO while they actively seek a permanent replacement for Gorevic.

Mala Murthy, who has served as the company’s chief financial officer since 2019, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her new role. During her tenure, Murthy has demonstrated strong leadership skills and a commitment to driving balanced growth across Teladoc Health’s global finance operations.

With a focus on maximizing shareholder value, Murthy has successfully implemented strategies to drive both short-term and long-term growth, drawing from her extensive background in financial management across diverse industries. Prior to joining Teladoc Health, she held senior executive positions at American Express and played a key role in strategic investment decisions.

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