US subsidiary

US subsidiary
Colin Kerr
Colin Kerr
Published: Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Rayner has established a dedicated subsidiary for the US market, ‘Rayner Surgical Inc’. “Based out of New York, Rayner Surgical Inc will provide US-specific marketing, regulatory, commercial and research functions to Rayner. From its offices at 100 Park Avenue, NYC, Rayner Surgical Inc will actively promote and support the growth and development of Rayner’s business in the US,” said a Rayner spokeswoman. “A new, physical US presence will strengthen Rayner’s relationships with US surgeons, universities and key opinion leaders (KOLs), generating valuable collaborative partnerships and identifying new opportunities in IOL design and innovation,” she said. www.rayner.com
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