IDEXX CEO on medical leave after cycling accident

Company executive vice president will assume responsibilities in an interim role

Jonathan Ayers, president, CEO, and chair of IDEXX Laboratories, has taken a leave of absence.
Jonathan Ayers, president, CEO, and chair of IDEXX Laboratories, has taken a leave of absence.

Jonathan Ayers, president, CEO, and chair of IDEXX Laboratories, has taken a leave of absence following a serious bicycling accident on June 27.

Jay Mazelsky, executive vice president, will serve in an interim role, assuming Ayers' day-to-day management responsibilities, with support from the company's CFO Brian McKeon and Larry Kingsley, independent lead director of IDEXX's board.

"First and foremost, we support Jon and his family, and wish him a speedy and full recovery," Kingsley says. "Jon is a passionate, dedicated, and well respected leader of IDEXX. Jon has expressed his confidence in Jay, Brian, and IDEXX's talented leadership team to continue to advance the company's purpose to enhance the health and well-being of pets, people, and livestock. IDEXX is well positioned for the future, and the board is confident IDEXX's extremely capable executives and employees will continue successfully executing the company's strategy and creating value for shareholders."

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  1. Omg! Prayers that he gets well and heals. How did it happen? Im sure Idexx will proceed as usual but we're more concerned about the man and how and where the accident occurred. Cyclists are really at the mercy of cars and trucks…the roadway can literally turn into a struggle between cars and trucks! Our support and hope he returns to the work he loves soon.

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