Find out how experienced leaders approach those moments at the Women in MedTech Breakfast during DeviceTalks Minnesota on May 4.
Each panelist brings a different lens on how strong decision-making drives outcomes across the industry.
Cat Jennings, senior vice president and president, Vascular Therapies at Boston Scientific, leads teams at the intersection of product development and patient need where design decisions carry clinical and commercial consequences.
Marcie Dewalt, chief human resources officer at Provation, brings an operational perspective on the prioritization and accountability required to drive leadership performance across complex teams.
Register today: Join us on May 4 at the University of Minnesota’s McNamara Alumni Center in Minneapolis.
Laura Stoltenberg, CEO of Cryosa, operates in an environment where each decision shapes the path to validation and adoption, reflecting the weight of building a company while proving value.
Together, the panel reflects the full spectrum of medtech decision-making, from large strategic organizations to early-stage companies to the systems that support how teams operate.
The discussion will focus on how strong decisions get made in practice. How leaders create alignment. How leaders handle disagreement. What changes when the stakes rise.
The Women in MedTech Breakfast at DeviceTalks Minnesota offers a closer look at how experienced leaders approach those moments. Registration is open now at Minnesota.DeviceTalks.com.
Go to Medical Design & Outsourcing for coverage of past Women In MedTech Breakfasts:
- DeviceTalks Minnesota 2025: The power of fearless leadership in uncertain times
- DeviceTalks West 2025: Intuitive’s Darla Hutton on the leadership decisions that make women in medtech visible and device designs better.
