Medical Resources taps new CEO
Imaging center chain Medical Resources of Hackensack, NJ, has named Duane Montopoli president and CEO. Montopoli, who previously served as president and CEO of polymer manufacturer Chemfab, replaces acting Medical Resources CEO Lawrence Ramaekers.
Imaging center chain Medical Resources of Hackensack, NJ, has named Duane Montopoli president and CEO. Montopoli, who previously served as president and CEO of polymer manufacturer Chemfab, replaces acting Medical Resources CEO Lawrence Ramaekers. Ramaekers was named to the position in November, after president and COO William Farrell departed Medical Resources due to a dispute with the firm's board over advisory fees paid to a company run by chairman Gary Siegler (SCAN 12/17/97).
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