Medtech 100: For Edwards Lifesciences' Mike Mussallem, Inspiring People Has Been A Way Of Life
Whatever the new technology, for Mike Mussallem, it always had to start and end with the patient
Executive Summary
Edwards Lifesciences CEO Mike Mussallem has a unique and long-standing perspective of what the medtech industry should be and do. In over two decades, he has built the structural heart disease and critical care monitoring company into one of the global medtech industry’s most effective innovators. That legacy is sure to last after his retirement as CEO in spring 2023.
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