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Miars leaves Bennett X-Ray
Longtime Bennett X-Ray executive Grady Miars has left the Copiague,NY, radiography and mammography vendor. Miars was vice presidentof domestic sales and marketing, a position to which he was promotedearlier this year in an executive restructuring of the
Longtime Bennett X-Ray executive Grady Miars has left the Copiague,NY, radiography and mammography vendor. Miars was vice presidentof domestic sales and marketing, a position to which he was promotedearlier this year in an executive restructuring of the companyby parent Trex Medical (SCAN 1/31/96). His departure was mutuallyagreed upon, according to Walter Schneider, Bennett's vice presidentand general manager.
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