Dennis Crowley joins Corza Medical as EVP

Corza Medical has hired Dennis Crowley as executive vice president, Corporate Development. He’s in charge of the company’s growth, overseeing M&A, licensing, and strategic planning.

“I’m thrilled to welcome Dennis to the Corza Medical team, as his industry experience will be a tremendous asset to the ongoing expansion of the business,” Corza Medical Executive Chairman Gregory Lucier said. “Corza is committed to investing in our leadership talent to identify more growth initiatives and accretive acquisitions that expand the breadth and depth of solutions we bring to customers. We’re excited about this next chapter as we continue to bring phenomenal performance, exceptional value and an unparalleled customer service experience to healthcare professionals.”

Crowley has nearly 30 years of experience in strategy and business development, driving organic and acquired growth through mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic affiliations. He has been a leader in over 100 global acquisitions and divestitures. Most recently he served as senior vice president, Business Development & Licensing, at Baxter Healthcare and previously held executive leadership roles at Tyco International and Medtronic/Covidien, among others.

Crowley earned a bachelor’s degree from Harvard College.

“Dennis brings tremendous experience in healthcare business development, with expertise and a proven track record of cultivating relationships, negotiating complex deal structures and building teams to generate growth,” said CEO Dan Croteau.

Corza Medical’s priority has been to build a global business and increase value through strategic M&A activity, which has included the simultaneous acquisition and merger of Surgical Specialties Corporation and the TachoSil Fibrin Sealant Patch, and the add-on of Katena Products.

“Corza Medical is a company with a strong growth trajectory,” said Crowley. “I look forward to identifying future medtech/life science platform investments to accelerate the company’s success.” Medical Product Outsourcing