Kevin Thornal will try to lead rapidly growing spinal cord stimulation (SCS) company Nevro to profitability as its new CEO.
Nevro Names Kevin Thornal As Its New CEO; Investors Remain Disappointed In Results
Thornal will replace Keith Grossman who is retiring. Investors and analysts hope Thornal will help the spinal cord stimulation company reach profitability by growing its “core” chronic pain business.
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