J&J Medtech Appoints Kurt Van den Bosch As CFO

Kurt Van den Bosch has been named CFO of J&J Medtech where he will report directly to Joe Wolk, J&J’s CFO. 

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Johnson & Johnson (Pty) Ltd Medtech appointed Kurt Van den Bosch as CFO where he will be partnering with J&J’s Global MedTech Leadership Team to further drive growth, the company said on 9 May. He will report directly to Joe Wolk, CFO of J&J.

Most recently Van den Bosch served as area vice president, Mid-Sized Markets J&J MedTech EMEA where he oversaw EMEA business including the markets of Austria, Belgium, Greece, Israel, Portugal, Switzerland,...

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