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Peter Clifford Promoted to President and COO of Cantel

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Peter Clifford, currently Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, has been promoted to President and Chief Operating Officer of Cantel.

Peter Clifford will continue to report to George Fotiades, Chief Executive Officer, and be based in Little Falls, NJ.

Mr. Clifford’s primary responsibilities will include continued oversight of Cantel’s overall business operations, close partnership with divisional and regional leaders to drive commercial results and the implementation and success of Cantel 2.0.

“Over the past sixteen months, Peter has distinguished himself as EVP and COO. He has demonstrated exceptional leadership of our actions to address the impact of the COVID crisis and has been an invaluable partner to me in setting the direction for Cantel 2.0 and its growth programs. This promotion not only recognizes his record of accomplishment, but his passion for the Company and advocacy of our core values,” said George Fotiades, CEO.

With more than 25 years of experience across manufacturing and industrial industries, Mr. Clifford brings strong operational discipline and financial acumen to the role. He previously served as Cantel’s EVP and COO, and prior to that over 4 years as EVP and Chief Financial Officer. Prior to joining Cantel, he served as Vice President of Operations, Finance, and Information Technology of IDEX Corporation, and held various senior financial positions for General Electric.  He holds an MBA from Northern Illinois University, a BS in Accounting from Eastern Illinois University, and is a Senior Executive Program (SEP) graduate from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

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