Опытный исполнитель возглавит направление развития бизнеса в MicroCare

Seasoned Medical Device, Industrial Technology Executive Joins MicroCare Doug Kay has been appointed to a newly made role to grow the company’s market opportunities and accelerate growth across key industries. MicroCare Corp. (New Britain, Connecticut) has appointed Doug Kay to director of market and new business development. In this newly created role, Kay will focus on finding new growth opportunities, expanding strategic partnerships and driving market development initiatives across the MicroCare core industries, including electronics, medical devices, digital infrastructure, fiber optics, defense and industrial technology. “Doug has a proven ability to identify market opportunities, build strong commercial partnerships and turn strategy into growth,” says Tom Tattersall, CEO of MicroCare. “As we continue to expand into new markets and deepen relationships with customers and industry partners, his experience and leadership will be instrumental in helping us accelerate that growth.” Kay brings more than 15 years of experience leading commercial growth, product strategy and market expansion initiatives across the medical device and industrial technology sectors. Most recently, he served as global director of marketing at CooperSurgical, where he led product strategy, development and commercialization efforts across multiple global business units. Prior to CooperSurgical, Kay held global leadership roles at Ascensia Diabetes Care and earlier marketing leadership positions at Z-Medica, Spine Wave and Covidien (Medtronic Minimally Invasive Therapies Group). Kay earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Connecticut, where he was a Roper Center Fellow for Public Opinion and Market Research, and later completed executive education studies in marketing at New York University. “What excites me most is the opportunity to help expand MicroCare’s success into new markets while strengthening partnerships with OEMs, Tier 1 manufacturers and industry leaders,” adds Kay. Related Content - Cleaning Chemistries for Medical DevicesCleaning parts with stringent requirements is becoming increasingly difficult. Therefore, implementing the right cleaner for the application is critical, especially for an industry such as medical. - Top Shop Builds Original Systems for Coating Medical DevicesEngineers at Surgical Coatings in Colorado have been ingeniously developing their own equipment, automation, processes and software since this powder coater’s inception in 1995. - Joint Project Proves Suitability of Snow Jet Cleaning TechnologyA joint project investigated the material compatibility of the QuattroClean snow jet cleaning technology on product surfaces typically found in the medical and pharmaceutical sectors.