Business Wire03.02.17
DJO Global, Inc., a global provider of medical technologies designed to get and keep people moving, announced the appointment of Bryan McMillan as president Regeneration, effective March 1, 2017.
As President of DJO’s Regeneration business, McMillan will be responsible for both commercial growth strategies and corporate payor development and reimbursement initiatives. McMillan will report directly to DJO president and CEO, Brady Shirley.
“We are very excited to announce the appointment of Bryan McMillan as President of our Regeneration Business, Reimbursement, and Payor Development to provide effective, affordable solutions, giving patients and providers the attention they deserve to enhance the continuum of care,” said Brady Shirley, DJO president and CEO. "Throughout his career, Bryan has proven to be an agile leader with an extensive understanding of our specific segment and healthcare economics. We are confident that his ability to thrive in a variety of business environments to reach collective goals will serve DJO Global well in its commitment of being a world class organization.”
McMillan most recently served as the President of CoorsTek Medical, a position he was appointed to in March of 2014 after completing the successful integration of IMDS (Innovative Medical Device Systems) to the Coors family enterprise. In his role, McMillan was responsible for all functional areas and strategy for a division of the largest engineered ceramics company worldwide.
From 2010 to 2012, McMillan served in several key leadership positions at Orthofix International, N.V., culminating in his final role there as President for the Global Spine Business Unit. Prior to Orthofix, McMillan had a successful nine-year tenure at Stryker Corporation, where he held significant roles of increased responsibility, ultimately being promoted to the position of vice president, Stryker Finance. In this capacity, McMillan built, developed and led a cross-divisional entity for Stryker to offer internal financing and strategic sales programs. During the “Great economic recession” and with capital equipment sales down, he led the division to record sales with nearly 30% growth in 2009. A large part of his unprecedented achievements can be attributed to McMillan’s demonstrated leadership skills, unique business acumen, and ability to transform multi-discipline business strategies into tangible outcomes.
Prior to entering the medical device industry, McMillan spent nearly ten years in investment management and banking with prestigious firms such as Rauscher Pierce, Everen Securities and CIBC Oppenheimer. McMillan received a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Business with honors from Arizona State University, and successfully completed the Harvard Executive Leadership program and Strategic Marketing Curriculum at the University of Texas, Austin.
As President of DJO’s Regeneration business, McMillan will be responsible for both commercial growth strategies and corporate payor development and reimbursement initiatives. McMillan will report directly to DJO president and CEO, Brady Shirley.
“We are very excited to announce the appointment of Bryan McMillan as President of our Regeneration Business, Reimbursement, and Payor Development to provide effective, affordable solutions, giving patients and providers the attention they deserve to enhance the continuum of care,” said Brady Shirley, DJO president and CEO. "Throughout his career, Bryan has proven to be an agile leader with an extensive understanding of our specific segment and healthcare economics. We are confident that his ability to thrive in a variety of business environments to reach collective goals will serve DJO Global well in its commitment of being a world class organization.”
McMillan most recently served as the President of CoorsTek Medical, a position he was appointed to in March of 2014 after completing the successful integration of IMDS (Innovative Medical Device Systems) to the Coors family enterprise. In his role, McMillan was responsible for all functional areas and strategy for a division of the largest engineered ceramics company worldwide.
From 2010 to 2012, McMillan served in several key leadership positions at Orthofix International, N.V., culminating in his final role there as President for the Global Spine Business Unit. Prior to Orthofix, McMillan had a successful nine-year tenure at Stryker Corporation, where he held significant roles of increased responsibility, ultimately being promoted to the position of vice president, Stryker Finance. In this capacity, McMillan built, developed and led a cross-divisional entity for Stryker to offer internal financing and strategic sales programs. During the “Great economic recession” and with capital equipment sales down, he led the division to record sales with nearly 30% growth in 2009. A large part of his unprecedented achievements can be attributed to McMillan’s demonstrated leadership skills, unique business acumen, and ability to transform multi-discipline business strategies into tangible outcomes.
Prior to entering the medical device industry, McMillan spent nearly ten years in investment management and banking with prestigious firms such as Rauscher Pierce, Everen Securities and CIBC Oppenheimer. McMillan received a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Business with honors from Arizona State University, and successfully completed the Harvard Executive Leadership program and Strategic Marketing Curriculum at the University of Texas, Austin.