At Stryker, Mr. Fronk sold orthopedic instruments, navigation systems and the Mako robot, and he was recognized with several sales achievement awards, Think Surgical said in a Jan. 24 news release.
“[Mr. Fronk] has all the experience and skills necessary to work closely with our implant partner sales organizations and to identify and realize opportunities to start robotic surgery programs where implant freedom of choice is important to the customer,” Think CEO Stuart Simpson said in the new release. “Chris is joining our team at an important time as we begin our commercialization phase at Think.”
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