Elizabeth “Busy” Burr became interim CEO of Rite Aid, one of the largest drugstore chains in the U.S., in January 2023, after more than four years serving on the board. Previously, Busy served as president and chief commercial officer at Carrot Inc., a smoking cessation platform., and as vice president, head of health ventures and chief innovation officer at Humana, where her group identified, partnered, and invested in promising emerging companies in the health care space. Before joining Humana, Busy was a managing director of Citi Ventures, and led large-scale innovation efforts as the global head of Citigroup’s DesignWorks. Spanning four decades, Busy’s career includes investment banking, global brand management, and Silicon Valley entrepreneurship. Her leadership and passion for customer experience have resulted in several groundbreaking businesses and products, and she holds patents in mass-customization, alternative currency, and social payments. She was named one of Silicon Valley’s Women of Influence in 2016 and has been honored as Frost & Sullivan’s Innovator of the Year. She holds an MBA from Stanford and a BA in economics from Smith College.