ScreenPoint CEO steps down; new CEO named

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Apr 26, 2024

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ScreenPoint Medical CEO Mark Koeniguer is stepping down from his position after two years at the helm. The company's board of directors has appointed Pieter Kroese as the new CEO, effective 25 April.

Kroese has been serving as Chief Operating Officer (COO) over the past five years, managing the company's growth in that span.

While no reason was given for Koeniguer stepping down, ScreenPoint stated that it "extends its gratitude" to him and wishes him "every success in the future" while welcoming Kroese into his new role.

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