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3M Hires Bryan Hanson as Health Care Business Group CEO
Executive to join company on September 1.
After serving as CEO for Zimmer Biomet since 2017, Bryan Hanson has been appointed as the new CEO of 3M’s Health Care Business Group. Expected to take the reins when the independent health care company is spun off from 3M, Hanson will officially join the organization on September 1.
As a separate entity, 3M believes that Health Care Business Group will be better positioned to deliver industry-leading innovation that enables better, smarter, and safer healthcare for patients worldwide.
“We are pleased to have Bryan join us to advance the spin-off of our Health Care business and build a leading independent medical technology innovation company,” said Mike Roman, 3M chairman, CEO. “His industry expertise, ability to drive growth, and track record of building a strong culture and teams will make an immediate impact.”
Reference: Bryan Hanson Named CEO of 3M’s Health Care Business Group. 3M. August 22, 2023. Accessed August 23, 2023. https://news.3m.com/Bryan-Hanson-Named-CEO-of-3Ms-Health-Care-Business-Group
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