Orgentec is a company of Water Street Healthcare Partners, a strategic investor focused exclusively on the health care industry.Every global company wants the winning trifecta of selling in the right markets with the right products at the right time. and China, as well as an established global network of distribution partners, ORGENTEC’s products are benefitting patients in over 100 countries around the world. With subsidiaries in Austria, Hungary, France, U.S. Alegria ®, the automated instrument for autoimmune and infectious disease serology enables labs to complete multiple assays and deliver faster results at minimum cost.
Headquartered in Mainz, Germany, ORGENTEC Diagnostika offers one of the industry’s most comprehensive portfolios in autoimmune diagnostics and cardiovascular diagnostics with additional strengths in infectious disease and organ function testing. business subsidiary, and also will continue to serve as a member of ORGENTEC’s board. Jim Widergren will continue to lead Corgenix, ORGENTEC’s U.S. Winer will serve as a member of ORGENTEC’s board of directors. In addition to his appointment as president and CEO, Mr. “I look forward to working with the outstanding team of professionals across the company to continue to expand our product offerings, particularly for our Alegria product line with its proprietary autoimmune and infectious disease testing menu." I’d like to thank Water Street and the board for their confidence in me to build upon the successful foundation established by my predecessor, Jim Widergren,” said Mr. "I’m delighted to join ORGENTEC at this important point in the company’s evolution to becoming a world-class specialty diagnostics provider. Winer to continue the company’s strategic expansion. Water Street worked with ORGENTEC’s leadership team to recruit Mr.
Since partnering in 2014 with strategic healthcare investor Water Street Healthcare Partners, ORGENTEC has expanded its global footprint and menu of more than 300 tests through a combination of organic initiatives and acquisitions. We’re thrilled to gain the benefit of his years of industry expertise and insight as we build and enhance ORGENTEC’s global reach, sizeable installed instrument base, and unique menu of diagnostic tests to support health care providers around the world with identifying rare conditions and diseases,” said Scott Garrett, chairman, Orgentec.įounded in 1988, ORGENTEC is an established leader in the specialty diagnostics market, serving hospitals and reference laboratories throughout Europe and the U.S., as well as the emerging markets of Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. “The combination of Gary’s diagnostic and global experience is the ideal match for ORGENTEC. He continued in this leadership role after planning and completing the separation of Abbott’s pharmaceutical business in Japan to form AbbVie. Winer was instrumental in helping the business to achieve “Best Places to Work” recognition three years in a row. In addition to driving strong growth, Mr. Winer managed the company’s diagnostic business in the U.S., Canada and Latin America before being promoted to lead Abbott Japan, the company’s largest affiliate outside the U.S. During his nearly 10 years with Abbott, Mr.
He has spearheaded successful launches and growth of blockbuster product lines, namely Celebrex and Humira, in the United States, Latin America, Asia and Japan. Winer has held senior leadership positions on an international scale with numerous diagnostic and pharmaceutical businesses, including AbbVie, Inc., Abbott Laboratories and Pfizer.
Over the course of his more than 20-year career, Mr. Winer will leverage his global healthcare leadership experience to further ORGENTEC’s long-term growth and position as one of the world’s premier providers of diagnostic assays specializing in autoimmune and infectious diseases Mainz, Germany – ORGENTEC Diagnostika, a leading specialty diagnostics company, announced today that its board of directors has appointed Gary Winer to president and chief executive officer, effective immediately.
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