Bausch & Lomb Looks For New Ceo, Creates New Functions
William M. Carpenter resigned as chief executive officer of Bausch & Lomb at the beginning of September, citing personal reasons, shortly after the company's board of directors took the chairmanship away from him and gave it back to William H. Waltrip, who had held it between 1996 and 1997. Waltrip ...
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