GE HealthCare names Phil Rackliffe CEO of new $14.6 billion imaging segment

4 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 29

The company merges its imaging and advanced visualization solutions businesses, with Rackliffe, previously head of advanced visualization, leading the new unit. Roland Rott, former imaging CEO, will depart.
GE HealthCare also establishes a global markets region, excluding China, to enhance commercial expertise and portfolio reach, appointing Catherine Estrampes as chief commercial and growth officer.
The restructuring aims to create efficiencies and a more connected imaging ecosystem, while pharmaceutical diagnostics and patient care solutions remain separate segments within GE HealthCare.

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