Dean M Molloy

age ~47

from Blue Bell, PA

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Also known as:

Dean Malloy

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Dean Molloy Phones & Addresses

Blue Bell, PA
306 S Bend Dr, Durham, NC 27713
Pittsboro, NC
San Francisco, CA

Work

Company:

Network partners
Sep 2018
Position:

Chief operating officer at network partners

Education

Degree:

Master of Business Administration, Masters
School / High School:

Dublin Business School
2008 to 2010

Skills

Fda • Six Sigma • Validation • Gmp • Medical Devices • Manufacturing • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Pharmaceutical Industry • Leadership • Management • Project Management • V&V • Continuous Improvement • U.s. Food and Drug Administration • Strategic Planning • Product Development • Technology Transfer • Business Development • Verification and Validation • Business Process Improvement • Start Ups • Sales Operations • Change Management • Business Strategy • Process Improvement • International Sales • Relationship Management • Organizational Development • Pmo • Operations Management • Executive Coaching • Management Consulting • Brand Development • Sales • Professional Services • Project Engineering

Ranks

Certificate:

Pmp

Interests

Social Services • Children • Education • Science and Technology • Human Rights • Animal Welfare • Health

Industries

Management Consulting

Resumes

Chief Operating Officer At Network Partners

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Location:

51 Windermere Dr, Blue Bell, PA 19422

Industry:

Management Consulting

Work:

Network Partners
Chief Operating Officer at Network Partners
Newmount Consulting
Managing Director
Validant Apr 2010 - Nov 2015
Director of Client Services | Vice President of Global Operations | Vice President of Client Services - Europe
Pfizer May 2007 - Dec 2008
Program Manager
Syncreon Aug 2003 - Dec 2005
Operations and Engineering Project Manager

Education:

Dublin Business School 2008 - 2010
Master of Business Administration, Masters Liverpool John Moores University 2008 - 2010
Master of Business Administration, Masters Dublin Business School 2007 - 2008
University of Limerick 1994 - 1998
Bachelors, Bachelor of Technology

Skills:

Fda
Six Sigma
Validation
Gmp
Medical Devices
Manufacturing
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Pharmaceutical Industry
Leadership
Management
Project Management
V&V
Continuous Improvement
U.s. Food and Drug Administration
Strategic Planning
Product Development
Technology Transfer
Business Development
Verification and Validation
Business Process Improvement
Start Ups
Sales Operations
Change Management
Business Strategy
Process Improvement
International Sales
Relationship Management
Organizational Development
Pmo
Operations Management
Executive Coaching
Management Consulting
Brand Development
Sales
Professional Services
Project Engineering

Interests:

Social Services
Children
Education
Science and Technology
Human Rights
Animal Welfare
Health

Certifications:

Pmp

Us Patents

Stents With Attached Looped Ends
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US Patent:

20140081382, Mar 20, 2014
Filed:

Nov 19, 2013
Appl. No.:

14/084098
Inventors:

Paul K. Norton - Lunenburg MA, US
Peter Brady - Galway, IE
Dean Molloy - Pittsboro NC, US
Michael E. Zupkofska - Rockland MA, US
Assignee:

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61F 2/88
A61F 2/90
US Classification:

623 122, 623 115
Abstract:

An open frame prosthesis is formed with looped end terminations at its proximal and distal ends. At one end of the prosthesis, the filaments or strands are welded together in pairs to form strand couplings. A plurality of loop segments are connected to the strand couplings, one loop segment for each pair of adjacent strand couplings. In one version of the prosthesis, strands at the opposite end are bent to form looped ends. In another version, loop segments are connected to pairs of strand couplings at both ends of the prosthesis. The loop segments can be connected to the couplings by welding, fusion bonds, or tubes, which are either crimped or heat shrunk.

Prosthesis Anchoring And Deploying Device
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US Patent:

20120283816, Nov 8, 2012
Filed:

Jul 20, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/553877
Inventors:

Gary Jordan - Litchfield NH, US
Gary J. Leanna - Holden MA, US
Dean Molloy - Pittsboro NC, US
Paul K. Norton - Lunenburg MA, US
Assignee:

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61F 2/84
A61F 2/06
US Classification:

623 112
Abstract:

A system for intraluminally delivering and deploying stents and other prostheses includes an outer catheter, an inner catheter movable axially relative to the outer catheter, and an anchoring device mounted to a distal end region of the inner catheter. The anchoring device includes one or more control features that interact with a linking structure proximally disposed on the prosthesis, preferably including one or more loops. The control features and loops interact by surface engagement to anchor the prosthesis relative to the inner catheter in a nonfrictional manner, thus to maintain lower axial prosthesis deployment and retraction forces. In one version of the anchor, the control features extend radially outward from a sleeve. In another version, the control features are formed in respective recesses which also receive the loops or other linking structure.

Stents With Attached Looped Ends
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US Patent:

20180021154, Jan 25, 2018
Filed:

Sep 12, 2017
Appl. No.:

15/702359
Inventors:

- Maple Grove MN, US
PAUL K. NORTON - Lunenburg MA, US
PETER BRADY - Galway, IE
DEAN MOLLOY - Durham NC, US
MICHAEL E. ZUPKOFSKA - Rockland MA, US
Assignee:

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61F 2/88
A61F 2/90
D04C 3/48
D04C 1/06
A61F 2/95
Abstract:

An open frame prosthesis is formed with looped end terminations at its proximal and distal ends. At one end of the prosthesis, the filaments or strands are welded together in pairs to form strand couplings. A plurality of loop segments are connected to the strand couplings, one loop segment for each pair of adjacent strand couplings. In one version of the prosthesis, strands at the opposite end are bent to form looped ends. In another version, loop segments are connected to pairs of strand couplings at both ends of the prosthesis. The loop segments can be connected to the couplings by welding, fusion bonds, or tubes, which are either crimped or heat shrunk.