Needle-free drug delivery company Bioject Medical Technologies (OTC:BJCT) announced the departure of its president & CEO "for cost-cutting reasons" on the heels of major cuts to its workforce.
Ralph Makar, who took the corner office at Bioject four years ago, ceded his role to board member Mark Logomasini, who will serve as interim president & CEO, effective immediately.
Boston Scientific Corp. (NYSE:BSX) COO Samuel Leno announced his retirement as executive VP and chief operating officer after three years with med-tech giant.
Leno made the announcement internally on Friday, Oct. 28, according to documents filed with the SEC.
Leno joined Boston Scientific in June 2007 as executive VP of finance and information systems and CFO. In March 2010, he was appointed executive VP and COO.
Intrinsic Therapeutics named Wright Medical (NSQD:WMGI) veteran Cary Hagan as its new President & CEO. Greg Lambrect, founder of Intrinsic will stay on as executive director.
"Cary’s proven success in bringing new technologies to the global market makes him an ideal choice to lead Intrinsic’s next stage of growth as we expand our international clinical and commercial activity," said Lambrecht in prepared remarks.
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