People Briefs: St. Jude Medical, JenaValve Technology, Staar Surgical, ElectroCore

St. Jude Medical names Zimmer Biomet CEO David Dvorak to board of directors, JenaValve appoints CFO, electroCore taps chief medical officer, and Staar Surgical names VP, research & development.

St. Jude Medical Inc. named Zimmer Biomet President and CEO David Dvorak to its board of directors, effective Aug. 4. Dvorak has served as CEO and chairman of Zimmer Holdings Inc., for eight years and he recently led the $14 billion acquisition of Biomet. (See Also see "Zimmer, Biomet Sell Off Some U.S. Assets As They Finalize A $14 Bil. Merger" - Medtech Insight, 25 June, 2015..)

He joined Zimmer in 2001, directly after the company’s spin-off from Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., and has served in many executive roles there, including group president of global business, chief legal...

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