Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Names David I. Johnson President Of ConvaTec
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company announced that David I. Johnson has been named President, ConvaTec. As president, Mr. Johnson will have responsibility for all aspects of the worldwide ConvaTec business. He will be based at ConvaTec global headquarters in Skillman, New Jersey. ConvaTec, a Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, is a manufacturer of ostomy and wound therapeutic products.
After joining Bristol-Myers Squibb Company in 1996, Mr. Johnson held positions of increasing leadership responsibility for Zimmer in Canada and Europe. In 2000, he became part of the ConvaTec business as Vice President of North America. Mr. Johnson's most recent position with ConvaTec was Senior Vice President, Global Commercial Operations.
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