Haemonetics Corporation announced the election of Ellen M. Zane to its Board of Directors. Zane is a nationally renowned health care leader with more than 30 years of experience in hospitals and healthcare systems.
Zane led the turnaround of Tufts Medical Center and Floating Hospital for Children in Boston, where she retired as President and Chief Executive Officer in 2011 and currently serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees. She returned the organization to financial stability and strengthened its academic relationships and community physician networks to deliver high-quality, cost-efficient and patient-centered care amid rapid change in the healthcare industry.
From 1994 to 2004, Zane was Network President of Partners HealthCare System, Inc., where she developed one of the largest physician networks in the country. Prior to this, she was Chief Executive Officer of Quincy Hospital.
Zane serves on the board of global medical technology leader Boston Scientific Corporation, as well as the boards of Brooks Automation and Fiduciary Trust Company. She is also a former director of PAREXEL International Corporation. Zane previously served on Haemonetics’ Board of Directors from 2012-2016.
“We are pleased to welcome Ellen back to our Board. Her broad expertise in health systems and physician enterprises will bring valuable insights across the company’s growth businesses, especially our Hospital business unit,” said Richard J. Meelia, Chairman of Haemonetics’ Board of Directors. “The Board is committed to renewal in support of Haemonetics’ turnaround. Ellen is the fourth director to join in the past 18 months and will add to the Board’s strong mix of operational and strategic experience as the company transforms to pursue accelerated growth.”
Zane earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from George Washington University and a Master of Arts degree from The Catholic University of America, and holds honorary doctorate degrees from Bentley University, Stonehill College and Curry College. She is on the faculty at Tufts University School of Medicine and The Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health.
Source: Haemonetics
As the clock ticks down on 2024, Novo Holdings’ proposed $16.5 billion buyout of CDMO giant Catalent—which the companies have said they expect to close before year-end—just received a major vote of confidence from antitrust officials overseas.
With EuroAPI’s restructuring plan underway, the Sanofi spinoff has pulled a new CEO from within its ranks to guide the company’s next chapter. Drug ingredients specialist EuroAPI on Monday said it had accepted the resignations of Ludwig de Mot as CEO and Viviane Monges as chair of the manufacturer’s board.
During an investor update Thursday, Lonza unveiled its “One Lonza” restructuring strategy, under which the company will reorganize its CDMO business, reshape its operating model, work to “elevate” manufacturing and engineering and expand its production footprint.
