| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Ryan Blust |
Vice President of Accounting and Finance and Interim Chief Financial Officer | Profile |
Eric Ortiz |
Director of Marketing | Profile |
Heather Rose |
Director of HR Compliance | Profile |
Beau Williamson |
Director Of Research Development | Profile |
Jennifer Johnson |
Chief Financial Officer | Profile |
Katahdin Industries provides high-tolerance coating applications and specialized metal-finishing technology and services to the medical device and industrial markets through platform-focused subsidiaries including DCHN, Precision Coating, Medi-Solve Coatings and Sanford Process. Headquartered in Dedham, Mass., with operations in Woonsocket, R.I., Katahdin has earned an industry reputation as an innovative, high-quality supplier. Katahdin's technical and product development expertise, strong facilities and problem-solving culture have resulted in a track record of successful service performance for its customers. Each subsidiary is an expert provider of the services it offers. But mastery of the technology is only part of our competitive differentiation. Developing unique capabilities to handle specific applications, whether coating medical wire or finishing orthopedic equipment, allows us to provide these and other related services at a superior quality level and lower cost than other service providers. Katahdin's coating operations are conducted through Precision Coating Company, Inc., one of the largest plastics coating applicators in the world, specializing in PTFE and Teflon® coating applications in the medical device market. A separate co-located company, Precision Fabric, is a worldwide distributor and converter of PTFE-coated fabrics, tapes and belts. Specialized metal finishing services are conducted through DCHN, LLC, an industry leader in technical aluminum and titanium anodizing, electro-polish and passivation, and other related services. Sanford Process Corporation provides hard-coat anodizing solutions, as well as licenses the company's intellectual property, to a range of well-known OEMs and their prime subcontractors worldwide, with an increasing presence in Korea and China. Katahdin seeks to acquire expert service providers and formulators with a strong history of innovation, current facilities, dedicated customer service, and high-quality management. The company's acquisition strategy is flexible, offering the potential for owners to retain a stake in the business. By leveraging Katahdin's capabilities, acquired companies are able to increase growth and profitability by focusing on their customers and technology needs while expanding sales and marketing reach.
CryoLife`s mission is to partner with clinicians to restore health by delivering innovative technologies. CryoLife is one of the world`s leading medical device companies, providing preserved human tissues for cardiac and vascular surgeries, mechanical heart valves for aortic or mitral valve replacement, surgical adhesives and sealants, vascular grafts, and state-of-the-art technology and surgical training in adult and pediatric cardiovascular surgery. CryoLife is a pioneer and leader in processing, preserving and distributing human tissues, for use in cardiac and vascular surgeries. Founded in 1984, CryoLife was the first biomedical company to specialize in low temperature preservation of human heart valves used for complex cardiac reconstruction, primarily in children born with heart defects. Since the company`s inception, it is estimated that Cryolife has received tissues from over 145,000 donors and CryoLife products and tissues have been implanted in over 1 million patients worldwide. CryoLife is headquartered in Kennesaw, Georgia, with offices in Austin, Texas, Guildford, Surrey, UK, and Hechingen, Germany, as well as sales and marketing centers in Singapore, and representation in over 85 countries worldwide. The firm`s 1000+ employees hail from 11 countries and speak 17 languages. CryoLife`s staff includes numerous full-time physicians and Ph.D.s, with disciplines in chemical engineering, biomedical engineering, biochemistry, protein chemistry and organic chemistry. CryoLife is a public company and is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol CRY.
Metrix Co is a Dubuque, IA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Tyber Medical, LLC is an orthopedic device manufacturer providing rapid access to portfolio enhancing, regulatory approved, orthopedic implants within the spine and extremity/trauma markets. While focusing on rapid product commercialization, the company distributes products via private labeling; releasing 14 spine and 25 extremity/trauma systems since its founding in 2012. Tyber Medical utilizes the differentiated, bioengineered technology such as TyPEEK® osteoconductive coatings and BioTy™, a new antimicrobial nano-textured surface modification to enhance the company`s growing portfolio.
TacMed Solutions™ was formed to develop quality, effective supplies and equipment for combat and tactical medicine. We knew what worked for us in that environment and wanted to share it with as many people as possible. Our products reflect our experience, situations we have faced and friends we have lost. Our goal is to prevent others from experiencing those losses by offering equipment that allows them to operate more efficiently and effectively. Minimizing preventable death in a combat or tactical environment is a realistic and attainable goal and we are proud to offer products that will help you reach it. All of our employees are former tactical medical professionals or have a close relationship with them. We maintain close ties with some of the most elite and experienced medics in the world and every one of our products must pass their evaluation before we put our name on it. We understand the principles of human performance as it relates to combat stress and design our products to complement that performance not complicate it. This approach to product development and evaluation leads to products that truly work in combat. We don`t design products to pass a structured laboratory test in a controlled environment or barely meet a requirement as a substitute. They are designed to function when there is no structure, when you have minimal supplies and very little time. When there is no one else there to help, and you probably have more than one casualty. You are trying to save lives while someone is trying to take yours. That is the environment of the tactical health care provider and that is where our products excel.