As the medical device industry rapidly expands, so does the need for executive leadership. Recently, several top executives have made moves within the industry. Some have taken new positions at other companies, while others have started their own businesses. Here’s a look at who’s been making headlines lately.
In this role, Dr Martin Hepburn will drive Panther’s strategic commitment to commercialize its patented MAP technology, with a primary focus on reducing time-to-market and delivering the first commercial product to customers within the next two years.
Michael Andersen brings more than 20 years of commercial leadership experience in electrophysiology and medtech, with a strong track record of market development, sales execution, and strategic growth.
“I am honored to lead Nimbus at this pivotal time in the company’s evolution,” said Abbas Kazimi. “Our robust pipeline, anchored by promising programs like our WRN and SIK inhibitors, and our ongoing collaboration with Lilly, continues to validate our approach and strengthen our position in the industry. I’m particularly excited about what Nimbus will continue to discover and advance, as we leverage our computational drug discovery engine to bring innovative medicines for patients.”
Mirva Ekman over 20 years of experience in quality and regulatory leadership.
Kristen Cardillo will join the Company on March 10, 2025, to lead Zimmer Biomet’s global communications strategy, enhancing engagement with key stakeholders and amplifying the Company’s position as a leader in MedTech.
Fred Ong brings more than 30 years of experience in building and growing venture capital-backed healthcare technology companies to his role at Jupiter Endovascular, including playing key roles in fundraising, corporate strategy, operational growth, revenue scale, and M&A exits.