Anne-Li Sigvardsson has a MSc in chemical engineering and has worked with research and development in the medical technology field for more than 20 years, and with XVIVO products since 2004. Previously, she has also worked with global marketing and sales, an experience that gave a good understanding for developing intellectual property that is relevant and useful in the market. Anne-Li is responsible for the company's IP portfolio.
Andreas Wallinder has been employed at XVIVO for 6 months. He specialized in thoracic surgery and has performed research and his PhD in the field of EVLP (Ex Vivo Lung Perfusion) and lung transplantation. During his 16 years at Sahlgrenska University Hospital, as well as Alfred Health in Melbourne, Andreas has performed both lung transplants and heart transplants. Andreas is the indication leader for the company's heart preservation development and also clinically responsible within the company.
“One of XVIVO's strategic cornerstones is to recruit employees with high competence, an innovation mindset and strong a faith in the company's vision – that no one should die waiting for an organ. These employees are another two very good examples of this and I am proud that we can continue to attract and retain highly qualified employees.," says Magnus Nilsson, CEO of XVIVO Perfusion.
April 24, 2020
Gothenburg
XVIVO Perfusion AB (publ)