Intact Vascular, Two Other Chesco Firms Shuffle CEOs

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Three Chester County medical device firm leaders have recently engaged in a game of musical chairs, swapping CEOs locally.

Bruce Shook
Bruce Shook

The long-time CEO of Malvern’s Neuronetics, Bruce Shook, has moved on to nearby Intact Vascular of Wayne, which sought to fill a vacancy created by CEO Carol Burns’ relocation to another Wayne medical company, Cagent Vascular, according to news from the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Now it’s Neuronetics’ turn to find a new CEO.

Read more about Shook’s transition from developing products for psychiatric and neurologic patients to developing medical devices for minimally invasive vascular procedures in the Philadelphia Business Journal here.

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