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Steven Cannon, President,
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Steve Cannon to Head Up Newly Formed AllParts Medical & CT Resources

August 27, 2009
by Barbara Kram, Editor
AllParts Medical & CT Resources has announced that Steve Cannon has accepted the role of President of the newly formed company. In his role as President, he will lead the overall growth and performance of the new organization. He will concentrate on new business growth, product and service expansion, customer and business partner relationships, financial performance and business strategy.

As previously reported in DOTmed News, AllParts Medical, LLC and CT Resources, LLC merged August 19 with capital support from One Eighty Capital, LLC of Chicago. Currently, no decisions have been made regarding a potential name change. The two companies will be co-branding for a period of time.

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Cannon has a long and distinguished career in the healthcare industry. He began his career as a medic in the United States Air Force, served as a registered Radiologic Technologist and Director of Radiology at several healthcare facilities in the southeast and held executive management positions at organizations such as SunHealth, Premier and ARAMARK, Inc. His background and experience includes operations management, management consulting, business development, and product sales.

Most recently, he served as Sr. Vice President for ARAMARK Healthcare's Clinical Technology Services business. In this capacity, he provided direction and leadership to the nation's largest independent service organization, serving more than 350 clients with 1,300 employees.

With his broad experience in medical equipment service management, he brings a unique understanding of the service industry and the corresponding needs of the customers of the new company. This experience and knowledge, combined with his strong industry relationships, will be leveraged to create a world class service support organization focused solely on supporting the medical equipment service industry.

He attended East Tennessee State University and The University of North Carolina - Charlotte and holds an Executive M.B.A. from Queens University in Charlotte, NC. He is a member of the AHRA, AAMI and ACHE.

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