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The Halifax SR suite marries superior
in-house expertise with advanced equipment for a turn-key, cutting edge approach to stereo radiographic imaging. This is your SR solution. |
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Mr. Munro founded HALIFAX BIOMEDICAL INC. in October 2004 bringing experience
in management, medical device manufacturing, medical device development and
product development methodologies, IP evaluation and protection strategies,
as well as a Masters in Biomedical Engineering focusing on Roentgen Stereophotogrammetric
Analysis of Orthopedic implants. As President and CEO of HALIFAX BIOMEDICAL INC. Mr. Munro covers many roles including company operations, customer relations,
and also oversees development, IP protection, and contract research.
Mr. Munro graduated from the Technical University of Nova Scotia in 1998 in Mechanical Engineering, specializing in Biomedical Engineering. He then worked as a product development engineer for three years at Synthes-Stratec Inc., a leading International Orthopaedics company, located in Switzerland. At Synthes, Mr. Munro's focus was in the application of QFD in product development, production optimization, and patent analysis and development. Mr. Munro
completed four international PCT patent applications as the primary inventor during his time with Synthes.
In 2002, he returned to Dalhousie University to attain a Masters of Science in Biomedical Engineering. His thesis focused on improving the surgical instrumentation, analysis technique, and kinematics descriptor for Roentgen Stereophotogrammetric Analysis (RSA), a stereo imaging x-ray technique. After completing his MSc. degree in October 2004, Mr. Munro began working as a biomedical engineering consultant, establishing HALIFAX BIOMEDICAL INC. in
October 2004.
Mr. Marchand was formerly Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Zelos where he was was one of the Company's founders. Prior to founding Zelos, Mr. Marchand served as Manager of Business Development and Administration at the Institute for Biological Sciences, part of Canada's prestigious National Research Council (NRC). Prior to his involvement with NRC, he was Secretary-Treasurer and Director of Finance for the Canadian subsidiary of Richardson-Merrell and the Vicks Chemical Company. Mr. Marchand has also held positions in marketing and business development for a line of consumer products, served as a Corporate Comptroller for Canada Bread, a publicly traded food manufacturer, and as Plant Comptroller - a divisional Chief Financial Officer position - in a large chemical processing plant.
Mr. Marchand was awarded a Bachelor of Commerce degree with a Major in Accounting from St. Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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