Bone densitometry firm Hologic found a vice president of business development last month when it named William Greenway to the post. Greenway, formerly president and CEO of image management company InfiMed, will be responsible for the Bedford, MA,
Bone densitometry firm Hologic found a vice president of business development last month when it named William Greenway to the post. Greenway, formerly president and CEO of image management company InfiMed, will be responsible for the Bedford, MA, companys Direct Radiography technology, which it acquired last month from Sterling Diagnostic Imaging (SCAN 6/23/99).
Liverpool, NY-based InfiMed appointed William Yaeger as Greenways replacement. For the past two years, Yaeger has served as InfiMeds senior vice president of operations, and oversaw the development of the companys GoldOne Series of CCD digital x-ray acquisition systems.
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