Greg’
medical
device experience began in his
graduate degree program where his
research into blood substitutes was
funded by Baxter Healthcare. He has
a wide industry experience as a
development engineer and in
management positions in Quality,
Manufacturing, R&D and Business
Development across several different
medical markets. He has frequently
been on hand with the clinician
using the first clinical study
devices and has worked with both
domestic and international new
ventures.
Greg’s
range
of experience lets him look at
issues from a broader strategic
level as well as understanding the
technical challenges and risks. He
understands the business environment
at large companies and start-ups.
Prior
to graduate school Greg was a
Captain in the US Air Force where he
trained as an Electronics Systems
Officer. He managed a large
technical group at an electronic
warfare range and later served at a
headquarters unit as a programs
officer involved in the development
and validation of new radar and
electronic warfare systems
incorporating leading edge
technology.
