How To Restructure: Admedus Opts For A Restart
Executive Summary
Admedus and its product mix was an unfolding success story – and still is, due to a restructuring of activities and a resetting of aims that have ensured the Australia-US tissue engineering company does not miss out on the opportunities it has crafted for itself. Chairman and interim CEO Wayne Paterson explains what changes were required and why.
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