Tag: New leadership

SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Tammy Devine, president of QS/1, will retire later this year. Devine began her career at the company as a programmer, nearly 35 years ago. She became president in 2011 after holding a series of managerial roles, including executive vice president. QS/1's parent company, J M Smith, is conducting a national search for Devine's successor. One of her last acts of leadership: launching QS/1's latest product, SharpRx, a next generation management system for independent pharmacies.

St. Louis, Miss.-based Responsive Respiratory Inc. has published its new oxygen solutions catalog for 2016. The catalog highlights conservers, regulators and cases, carts, racks, cylinders and accessory items, as well as the company's expanded customization program. “RRI doubled its offering of customized products over the course of last year,” stated Tom Bannon, president…Bill Pittman, president and COO of Knoxville, Tenn.-based DeRoyal, plans to retire at the end of the first quarter...

FRANKLIN, Tenn., and ROCKY HILL, Conn. - The race is on: Complex rehab giants National Seating & Mobility (NSM) and Numotion have each tapped outside talent to take the reins as both companies look to continue growth.Mike Swinford has joined Rocky Hill, Conn.-based Numotion as CEO, while Bill Mixon has joined Franklin, Tenn.-based NSM as president, a newly created position.“We're getting to be a pretty large company, as companies go in this industry, and we're continuing to grow,” said...