St. Paul-based Angeion Corp. named Rob Wolf its chief financial officer and Mark Gryzwa its vice president of engineering effective Monday.
Wolf and Gryzwa will report to Phil Smith, the CEO of Angeion, the St. Paul, Minnesota company that makes noninvasive cardiorespiratory diagnostic systems.
Wolf replaces Larry Degen, Angeion’s interim CFO, who will continue with the company as its controller. Wolf’s responsibilities include serving as corporate secretary, as well as overseeing finance, accounting, compliance, public company reporting and investor relations. Previously, he was a CFO at Rimage Corp. Wolf received an MBA from the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota, and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Minnesota, Duluth.
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In the newly created position of VP of engineering, Gryzwa will lead product development and identify new product opportunities, among other responsibilities. Prior to joining Angeion, he worked in product development at Boston Scientific’s Cardiac Rhythm Management group. Gryzwa received an M.S. for computer and electrical engineering from Marquette University and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Michigan Technological University.
“Both Rob and Mark bring the ability to be disciplined, accountable and proactively drive change. Their combined financial and engineering expertise will be invaluable as Angeion focuses on achieving and sustaining growth and profitability,” said Smith, in a statement.