Additionally, GE Healthcare will appoint the following people to its board: Peter Arduini, H. Lawrence Culp Jr., Rodney Hochman, MD, Lloyd Howell, Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, MD, Catherine Lesjak, Anne Madden, Dr. Tomislav Mihaljevic, William Stromberg and Phoebe Yang, according to a Sept. 12 news release from GE.
Mr. Culp will serve as non-executive chair of GE Healthcare.
“As we seek to lead the new era of precise, connected, and compassionate care, GE HealthCare will begin its life as an independent company with a best-in-class board and team,” Mr. Arduini said in the release. “The group we are assembling brings a strong understanding of the safety, quality, innovation, and trust that our customers expect from GE, as well as fresh thinking for our journey forward.”
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