biote (BTMD) Announces CEO Retirement

biote Corp. (NASDAQ: BTMD) today announced that Terry Weber is retiring as Chief Executive Officer and stepping down from the Company’s Board of Directors, effective as of February 1, 2025. She will be transitioning to Strategic Advisor to the Company’s Board of Directors. Concurrently, Mr. Bret Christensen has been named Chief Executive Officer and Director, effective February 1, 2025.

"On behalf of the Board, I want to thank Terry for her many contributions to Biote’s success over the past six years. Under Terry’s leadership, Biote has grown to become one of the nation’s leading educators in hormone optimization, with over 7,000 Biote-certified practitioners advancing patient health and well-being throughout the country,” said Marc Beer, Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors. “Terry’s passionate commitment to women’s health has been invaluable in enabling Biote to redefine the concept of healthy aging, and we believe her strategic vision has positioned Biote for continued growth in the years ahead.”

Ms. Weber commented, “It has been my profound honor to grow Biote over the past six years while building Biote’s best-in-class practitioner network and advancing the cause of women’s health. I am proud of Biote’s continued efforts to initiate essential conversations that I believe will enhance health care industry practices and policies long-term. I look forward to collaborating with Bret and the Board as Biote further expands access to transformative healthcare solutions.”

Mr. Christensen is a distinguished executive with over two decades of leadership experience in women’s health and the broader health care sector. Throughout his career, Mr. Christensen has consistently worked to advance health care offerings into industry standards, demonstrating an outstanding ability to launch innovative solutions, penetrate markets and effectively scale businesses.

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