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Radiometer

Medical DevicesDenmark

Radiometer is a global medical device company founded in 1935 and headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. The company pioneered blood gas testing, introducing the world's first commercially available blood gas solutions.

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Radiometer at a glance

Radiometer is a medical devices company headquartered in Denmark. Xcout tracks 10 named people at Radiometer, including Christian Borjesson (President).

Industry
Medical Devices
Headquarters
Denmark

Radiometer leadership

  • Christian BorjessonPresident
  • Pasquale Della PucaVP Finance, CFO
  • Anders MyhreVP Global IT, CIO
  • Gopalkrishna VennelakantiVP Human Resources
  • Karin EberhardtVP Strategy & Business Development
  • Martin WestbergVP and GM, Acute Care Diagnostics

4 more named people on record for Radiometer, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

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