Stephen F. Meyer

Stephen F. Meyer

Former President & CEO, Welch Allyn, Inc.

Member of Board of Directors, SRC Ventures, Inc.

Stephen F. Meyer is a member of the SRC Ventures, Inc. board of directors. He is also the former president and CEO of Welch Allyn, Inc.

Meyer has more than 30 years of experience in international sales and marketing, product development, operations, and general management. As president & CEO of Welch Allyn, Meyer provided leadership during a time of substantial industry change, developing and executing a new strategy, restructuring the business, engaging more deeply with customers, and becoming more acquisitive. In September of 2015, Welch Allyn achieved a premium valuation in its merger with Hill-Rom, Inc. (NYSE: HRC).

Currently, Meyer serves on the board of Paragon Medical, Inc., a supplier of surgical instruments, implantable components, and design and development services to the medical device marketplace. He is an executive advisor to Beeken Petty O’Keefe & Company, a private equity management firm which focuses on the healthcare industry, and is an advisor to Medical Distribution Solutions, Inc.. He is a past board member of TIDI Medical Products, during which TIDI was acquired by J.H. Whitney & Company followed by RoundTable Healthcare Partners, both private equity firms. He is a Trustee of Alma College in Michigan, recently serving as board chair.

Meyer is a past board member of Medical Device Manufacturers Association (MDMA), AdvaMed, Health Industry Distributors Foundation, and American Academy of Family Physicians Foundation (AAFP). He served as a board member and chair of MedTech (New York’s Medical Technology Association), and board member and president of Health Industry Manufacturers Marketing Council (HMMC). He received the Leonard Burke Award for Mentoring from HMMC and Outstanding Service Award from AAFP. In 2012 Steve received the Medical Industry Award of Excellence from the Health Industry Distributors Association for his continuing contributions to the health care industry.