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13th Annual Orthopaedic Manufacturing & Technology Exposition and Conference

JUNE 13-15 | CHICAGO

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OMTEC is the only conference dedicated to empowering orthopaedic manufacturing professionals at every stage of the commercialization chain.

Solution-driven education is the backbone of OMTEC. The curriculum is prioritized by device company leadership to ensure that attendees gain practical advice to put to immediate use, while nurturing longer-term directives. New for 2017, education has been extended to three days to ensure that industry’s most critical and timely subjects are covered.

OMTEC’s 147 exhibitors from 13 countries complete the attendee experience by providing the expertise required to get the right things done, swiftly.

The following pages provide a glimpse of who you will meet and what you will learn at the 2017 event. Please con�rm your attendance and see in person what makes OMTEC a must-attend international conference.

We look forward to seeing you in June!

Carolyn LaWell Francine BursicChief Content Of�cer Director of Customer Carecarolyn@orthoworld.com fran@orthoworld.com

WELCOME

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Tuesday, June 13 Exhibitor Move-in 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Attendee Registration 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Education Sessions 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Customer Appreciation/Welcome Reception 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. at Joe’s Live Rosemont

Wednesday, June 14 Keynote Breakfast 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Exhibit Hall Hours 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Education Sessions 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Networking Lunch 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Networking Reception 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. on the Exhibit Floor

Thursday, June 15 Keynote Breakfast 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Exhibit Hall Hours 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Education Sessions 9:15 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Closing Reception 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

All times throughout are CST

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REGISTRATIONAND ATTENDANCE

TYPE EARLY REGULAR ONSITE

Device Company Exhibit Floor* $149 $249 $349

Device Company Full Conference $349 $449 $549

Supplier/Consultant/Other Full Conference $849 $949 $1,049

Student/Surgeon/Academia $59 $59 $59

OMTEC’s attendees come from all sections of the commercialization chain. The diversity is due, in large part, to executive leaders’ e¡orts to break down departmental silos and cultivate versatile, multi-talented employees. Today’s employee, no matter the industry, is expected to have a working knowledge far beyond his or her own job. Decision making, judgment, ideas, questions…these are crucial to the advancement of any company, large or small. Your success is dependent upon how well you know your own job and the jobs of the people around you. To that end, everyone at every stage of the orthopaedic commercialization chain will find value in attending OMTEC.

Register Today - OMTECexpo.comEARLY REGISTRATION RATE ENDS MARCH 31!

Survey respondents’ rating of OMTEC’s value to them and their organizations.

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Registration Includes:• All education and keynotes

• Meals and refreshment breaks

• Exhibit floor access

• Networking and welcome receptions

• Special rates on BONEZONE subscriptions

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*Exhibit Floor registration excludes education.

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OMTEC’s exhibitors primarily specialize in the manufacturing of implants and instruments. The image on the left serves as just one simplistic view into their complex and specialized o¡erings. We encourage you to utilize the Advanced Search Tool on OMTECexpo.com to quickly identify the exhibitors who possess the expertise you seek. It is important to note that services such as Regulatory, Quality and Clinical A�airs and Software, Logistics, Intellectual Property and Reimbursement are o¡ered by some exhibitors, as well.

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The top 5 orthopaedic device companies (DePuy Synthes, Zimmer Biomet, Stryker, Smith & Nephew and Medtronic) are represented along with dozens of mid-tier and smaller companies. (See the registrant list at OMTECexpo.com.) Regulatory bodies, such as FDA and BSI, and financial firms, such as P&M Corporate Finance and CapitalOne Healthcare, made up the consultancies.

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Exhibitors Represent 13 Countries (81% U.S.): Ireland

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7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Room 51 Keynote | 2025’s Orthopaedic Leaders

9:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Exhibit Hall Hours

10:00 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Knowledge Pod Proactive Reimbursement Strategy: OEMs Deliver

11:00 a.m. Tech Center Rapid Fire | Implant Infection Prevention

Room 45 Data Driven Design for Manufacturability – From Validation to PPAP

Room 49 Tracking & Trending Quality Data

11:00 a.m. 11:15 a.m. Exhibit Hall Break

11:15 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Knowledge Pod Balancing Implant Innovation and Price

12:15 p.m. Tech Center Rapid Fire | Future of Robotics and Navigation

Room 45 Get Paid: Strategies to Align Reimbursement and Commercialization

Room 49 Avoid Post-M&A Supply Chain Surprises

12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Networking Lunch

1:30 p.m. 2:15 p.m. Knowledge Pod Setting Flat-Fee Surgical Pricing

2:30 p.m. Tech Center Leverage Computational Modeling and Simulation for Device Design

Room 45 How to Assess New Technology

Room 49 ISO 13485: 2016 Transition: Are You Ready?

2:30 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Exhibit Hall Break

2:45 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Knowledge Pod 3D Designing and Printing Implants On Demand

4:00 p.m. Tech Center Rapid Fire | Raw Materials Advancements

Room 45 Global Regulatory Outlook: 2017 and Beyond

Room 49 FDA Inspections are Di¡erent from ISO Audits, So Don’t Treat Them the Same

4:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Networking Reception

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Room 51 KEYNOTE | Operating Room to Product Development: How to Capitalize on the Innovation Trends Impacting Orthopaedics

9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Exhibit Hall Hours

9:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Knowledge Pod How Does Removing the Rep Change Device Design?

Tech Center Additive Manufacturing: Enhance Device Design with Lattice Structures

10:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Exhibit Hall Break

10:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Knowledge Pod Integrating Mobile Health into Product Development

Tech Center Additive Manufacturing: Considerations for Powder Metals

Room 45 FDA Update

10:15 a.m. 12:15 p.m. Room 49 Design Controls: A Deep Dive into Verification vs. Validation

11:00 a.m. 11:15 a.m. Exhibit Hall Break

11:15 p.m. 12:00 p.m. Room 45 UDI: Sterile Implant Compliance and Trends

Tech Center Additive Manufacturing: Industry Addresses Standards, Quality, Evidence Building

12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Networking Lunch

1:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Room 45 CLOSING SESSION | State and Future of the Orthopaedic Industry

3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Room 45 Networking Reception

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Exhibitor Registration & Set up

12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Attendee Registration

1:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Room 45 Workshop | Leverage Your Supply Chain Relationships to Build Alignment, Unlock Savings

Room 49 WORKSHOP | New European Medical Device Regulations: Keeping Your Orthopaedic and Spine Products on the Market

5:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Joe’s Live Customer Appreciation/Welcome Reception

TUESDAY, JUNE 13

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TUESDAYJUNE 13, 2017

Workshop | Leverage Your Supply Chain Relationships to Build Alignment and Unlock Savings 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Jeo� Burris, Founder and Principal, Advanced Purchasing DynamicsKenneth Jones, Director of Education and Applied Solutions, Western Michigan University Center for Integrated Supply ManagementMike Wynn, Senior Director, Advanced Purchasing Dynamics

Orthopaedic device companies, and by association their supplier partners, face ongoing and increasing pressures from hospital customers to reduce costs and improve outcomes. Achieving both simultaneously will require close collaboration and transparency through the supply chain.

During his 2016 Keynote Address, Bill Tribe, Ph.D., reminded you that stronger partnerships throughout the supply chain—the value chain—would become critical for success and essential to leverage scale and cost advantages from now through 2020.

Supply chain experts Jeo¡ Burris, Kenneth Jones and Mike Wynn will give you the tools to capitalize on that edict.

In collaboration with OMTEC, they will conduct device company and supplier surveys to understand purchasing habits, internal and external stakeholder pain points and collaborative opportunities. The collected data will be used to tailor the workshop content and will be shared with attendees.

This workshop is designed for both buyers and sellers— at device and supplier companies—in an e¡ort to engage in dialogue and gain perspective from your peers and customers.

Attendee Takeaways:

1. How to work in a collaborative manner to build alignment with internal departments and external suppliers

2. How to identify and reduce costs for the mutual benefit of the OEM and supplier

3. How to leverage key negotiation techniques

Workshop | New European Medical Device Regulations: Keeping Your Orthopaedic and Spine Products on the Market 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Yuan Li, RAC, Ph.D., Orthopedic Product Specialist / Auditor, TÜV SÜD Medical and Health Services

O·cial publication of the new EU Medical Device Regulation is expected in the first half of 2017. This presentation will highlight the regulation and the transition period towards fulfillment of the new expectations. Dr. Li will explain the impact of the up-classification of devices and the need for additional clinical data and postmarket reporting requirements. Attendee Takeaways:

1. Changes to the regulation and timeline for compliance

2. How to keep legacy devices on the market

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KEYNOTE: 2025’s Orthopaedic Leaders

7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, June 14 (Breakfast served at 7:30 a.m., Keynote at 8:00 a.m.)

Moderator

Don UrbanowiczDon Urbanowicz is Principal of Urbanowicz Consulting, an advisory firm with a musculoskeletal focus seeking to enable clients to achieve strategic and transaction-related goals by capitalizing on market opportunities. Mr. Urbanowicz has a 30-year track record in the healthcare industry, with a deal-making focus over the past ten years. He has held prior senior management/leadership positions at Stryker, Smith & Nephew, Sofamor Danek and Aircast. He has successfully developed and implemented strategic planning and business development transaction life cycle processes. He has also successfully concluded numerous pre-revenue and bolt-on transactions, many of which were outside the U.S.

Panelists

Scott Bruder, M.D., Ph.D.Scott Bruder, M.D., Ph.D. is an insightful and energetic healthcare leader with over 20 years of experience in bridging basic science, clinical medicine and industrial development expertise to deliver innovative, commer-cially successful products that improve patients’ lives around the world. As a seasoned Senior Executive, University Professor and FDA Advisory Committee Member, he provides a unique bench-to-bedside perspec-tive on unmet needs, development strategy and the path to commercialization. Dr. Bruder previously served in executive roles at Johnson & Johnson, Stryker, BD and Anika Therapeutics. Among his current roles, he serves as Principal of Bruder Consulting International, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Amendia and Senior Advisor, Orthopaedics and Regenerative Medicine at Wombat Capital.

Eric LohrerEric Lohrer is an experienced and well-rounded manager with multi-continent (Asia-Pacific, EMEA, U.S.) multi-function (sales, marketing, R&D, business development and finance) experience in orthopaedics. He currently invests in healthcare and technology companies on behalf of Synthes founder, Hansjörg Wyss, glob-ally. Among other roles, he serves on the boards of Lima Corporate, Amazentis and 41medical, where he also serves as CEO, and he is a partner at Loreda Holding. Mr. Lohrer previously held several management roles at Synthes and Johnson & Johnson’s DePuy Synthes, and worked for Credit Suisse First Boston in New York.

Kyle Rose Kyle Rose has been a member of Canaccord Genuity’s medical technology research team since 2010, and in 2016 assumed senior analyst responsibilities covering the orthopaedics, diabetes, aesthetics and ENT sectors. Prior to joining Canaccord Genuity, Mr. Rose worked as an associate product manager for Biomet Microfixation. The companies Mr. Rose covers includes: ConforMIS, Globus Medical, NuVasive, Stryker and Zimmer Biomet. He holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, as well as a bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan.

Which orthopaedic companies and technologies will stand at the forefront of innovation in 2025? The Keynote Panel sets out to answer this question, and in so doing, will discuss current and future market forces and the ways that companies should respond, finishing with predictions for 2025.

The panel comprises executives with diverse experience working at the industry’s largest orthopaedic companies down to its startups. These are the people who are tracking the strategic activity of public companies and investing, negotiating and completing due diligence on innovative, industry-leading, profitable companies around the world.

Attendee Takeaways:

1. Market forces that requireyour attention

2. Examples of ways that thecompetition is responding tothese forces

3. Outlook on the winning andlosing companies andtechnologies

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John Pracyk, M.D., Ph.D.As an experienced Neurological Surgeon and national thought leader in the design, development, and management of collaborative care delivery, Dr. Pracyk is a passionate proponent of value-based care and outcomes-focused clinical practices. Possessing a sophisticated vision of

healthcare’s future, he is an inclusive influencer of uncom-promising integrity who inspires peak performance, inter-nal/external partnership-building, and is recognized as a proactive innovator who motivates high-performing teams to out-pace healthcare benchmarks, exceed patient care expectations and fuel organizational transformation.

As the Franchise Medical Director at DePuy Synthes Spine, Dr. Pracyk provides deep clinical insights to accelerate meaningful Innovation and drive value and safety for patients worldwide. He serves as a strategic medical partner with colleagues across Research and Develop-ment, Franchise Marketing, Clinical, Regulatory A¡airs, Medical Safety, and Business Development. Additionally, Dr. Pracyk provides expert medical and scientific input to product ideation and development, including concep-tual and hands-on evaluation as well as clinical research perspectives throughout the innovation cycle. He also collaborates with Professional Education, Legal/HCC, QA/Risk Management and regional marketing/sales.

Global healthcare is undergoing unprecedented change. Device companies, and by association their supplier and service provider partners, need to proactively respond to myriad provider, payor and regulatory shits in order to impact innovation that nets sales.

For instance: • Transference of risk from insurers to integrated healthcare delivery

networks has created a market-wide consolidation among payors,providers and manufacturers as they position to create scope and scale.

• Cross functional, multidisciplinary teams will thrive as the demand forqualified talent escalates across competitors.

• Growing influence of value analysis teams coupled with The JointCommission’s proposed new standard of High Reliability for healthcarewill accelerate transformation.

• New regulatory changes from Europe may drive innovationto the United States.

John Pracyk, M.D., Ph.D. recently moved from the operating room to DePuy Synthes. He o¡ers a unique surgeon, R&D, regulatory and business development perspective as he breaks down the greatest shifts upon which orthopaedic companies must capitalize to ensure company and customer value.

KEYNOTE: Operating Room to Product Development:How to Capitalize on the Innovation Trends Impacting Orthopaedics

7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m., Thursday, June 15 (Breakfast served at 7:30 a.m., Keynote at 8:00 a.m.)

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Attendee Takeaways:

1. How The Joint Commissionplans to transform healthcareby promoting High Reliabilityto help elevate the standardof care

2. How integrated deliverynetworks and their valueanalysis teams driveinnovation

3. Understanding of how the5 Ps of healthcare can delivermarket strategies that win

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WEDNESDAYJUNE 14, 2017

Wednesday education runs from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Below is a list of sessions with corresponding speakers and takeaways.

SESSION ROOMS

TECH CENTER

Data Driven Design for Manufacturability – From Validation to PPAP Edward Jaeck, Vice President of Operations, Lowell Inc.

• Analysis of drawings to reduce complexity

• Statistical software to drive Design of Experimentsand force reduction of critical features

• Early process characterization model tostreamline Validation

Tracking & Trending Quality Data John Gagliardi, President, MidWest Process Innovations

• Important metrics to measure and manage quality

• How metrics correlate to ISO and FDA processes

• The role that metrics play in risk-based decisions

ISO 13485:2016 Transition: Are You Ready? John Bis, Vice President Medical Devices Solutions, BSI

• Major changes in the ISO Standard

• A timeline for preparation and implementation

• How to implement

Global Regulatory Outlook: 2017 and BeyondEvangeline Loh, Ph.D., Vice President Global Regulatory A�airs, EMERGO

• High-level view of the top regulatory changesimpacting the orthopaedic industry

• A timeline for preparation and implementation

• Resources to remain updated and educated

FDA Inspections are Di�erent from ISO Audits, So Don’t Treat Them the SameJohn Gagliardi, President, MidWest Process Innovations

• The di¡erences between inspection and audit

• Strategies for each step, from preparationto follow-up

• Applicable examples with actionable advice

Rapid Fire | Implant Infection PreventionThomas Webster, Ph.D., Chair and Professor of Chemical Engineering, Northeastern UniversityRobin Buescher, Ph.D., Director R&D, Global Funding and Research, Stryker Trauma Matthew Dietz, M.D., Orthopaedic Surgeon, Associate Professor, West Virginia University

• Research, clinical and OEM perspectives oninfection prevention

• Implant infection trends

• Current and future technologies

Get Paid: Strategies to Align Reimbursement and Commercialization Tim Hunter, Vice President, Health Economics, Reimbursement & Public Policy, Musculoskeletal Clinical Regulatory Advisers

• Strategies for successful reimbursement coverage

• Strategies to incorporate reimbursementinto product development and buildcross-department alignment

Avoid Post-M&A Supply Chain Surprises David Finch, President, Insight Collaboration Partners

• A checklist of supply chain concerns to include inM&A due diligence

• Best practices for developing and executingthe post-close 100-day plan

• Best practices for supply chain consolidationand integration

How to Assess New TechnologyThomas S. Harper, Ph.D., Senior Manager, Plante Moran

• How peers are addressing challenges

• Framework to balance clinical, regulatoryand technical risk with market needs

• Best practice examples

Rapid Fire | Future of Robotics and Navigation Please check OMTECexpo.com for speaker updates

• OEM and surgeon perspective on advantages anddisadvantages to surgical assistance technologies

• Future of robotic and navigation technologies

• R&D and supply chain implications

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Leverage Computational Modeling and Simulation for Device DesignMarc Horner, Ph.D., Lead Healthcare Specialist, ANSYSMehul Dharia, Principal Research Engineer, Zimmer Biomet

• Use of CM&S through implant lifecycle

• Regulatory direction guiding use of CM&Sfor device submissions

• Opportunities and challenges of CM&S adoption

3D Designing and Printing Implants On Demand Richard Hurley, MBChB, FRCS(C), orthopaedic surgeon, Co-Founder and CEO of Conceptualiz

• How surgeons use 3D software and printers

• Future of 3D printing in the hospital/surgeon o·ce

• Technology enhancements surgeons seek

Proactive Reimbursement Strategy: OEMs DeliverChristopher Bono, M.D., Chief of Spine Service, Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital

• Surgeon reimbursement challenges

• How surgeons are overcomingreimbursement challenges

• Recommendations for surgeon anddevice company collaboration

Setting Flat Fee Surgical PricingPlease check OMTECexpo.com for speaker updates

• Changes in patient purchasing habits

• What increased surgeon e·ciency meansfor device companies

• How flat-fee, bundled pricing impacts device companies

Balancing Implant Innovation and PriceDavid Kay, M.D., Foot and Ankle Surgeon, Founder of OrthoHelix, Managing Partner, Extremity Development Company

• Surgeon entrepreneur perspective on how to executedesign discipline before creativity

• What surgeons seek in new implants

• Views on hospital purchasing

Rapid Fire | Raw Materials AdvancementsPlease check OMTECexpo.com for speaker updates

• New material considerations

• Advantages and disadvantages to these materials

• R&D and supply chain implications

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THURSDAYThursday education runs from 9:15 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Below is a list of sessions with corresponding speakers and takeaways.

JUNE 15, 2017

SESSION ROOMS TECH CENTER

FDA UpdatePlease check OMTECexpo.com for speaker updates

• FDA review of orthopaedic-related initiatives

Design Controls: A Deep Dive into Verification vs. Validation Denise Dion, Vice President for Regulatory and Quality Service, EduQuest

• How to integrate design controls into your design process

• Di¡erences between verification and validation

• Verification and validation best practices

UDI: Sterile Implant Compliance and Trends Please check OMTECexpo.com for speaker updates

• How to comply with sterile UDI

• UDI’s impact on labeling and packaging

• UDI’s impact on sterile vs. non sterile-implants

Additive Manufacturing: Considerations for Powder MetalsRay DeFrain, Regional Metallurgist, and Claudia Mumau, Manager, Powder Commercialization, Carpenter Technology

• Advantages and disadvantages of metal powders

• Future of powders for AM

• Material suppliers’ role in product optimization

Additive Manufacturing: Enhance Device Design with Lattice StructuresAaron Bailey, Director of Sales–Medical, NN, Inc. Precision Engineered Products Group

• Advantages to lattice-structured devices

• Important design parameters

• Cost-e¡ective/time-sensitive manufacturing

Additive Manufacturing: Industry Addresses Standards, Quality, Evidence BuildingLauralyn McDaniel, Industry Manager, Medical, SME

• Challenges to AM adoption, including standards& quality, awareness, file formatting,evidence generation

• Initiatives and tools being developedto address these challenges

How Does Removing the Rep Change Device Design?

• How to think about design di¡erently

• Advantages and disadvantages of the repless model

• Recommended surgical e·ciencies

Integrating Mobile Health into Product Development Blaine Warkentine, M.D., MPH, Healthcare Entrepreneur

• Current uses of mobile health in orthopaedics

• Consumer trends and engagement

• How device companies should capitalize on andintegrate mobile health in product development

KNOWLEDGE PODThe orthopaedic industry will look undeniably di¡erent in 2025. How much di¡erent? The closing session brings together the OEM and surgeon keynote perspective from earlier in the conference, and introduces the contract manufacturing viewpoint to discuss the forces shaping the global orthopaedic market. The distinguished panelists represent industry-leading companies whose activities make them central players in prominent trends.

Attendee Takeaways:

1. Size of the market, and breadth of opportunities

2. How leading companies are expected to capitalize

3. Company, market and technology winners and losers

Don Urbanowicz, Principal, Urbanowicz Consulting John Pracyk, M.D., Ph.D, DePuy Synthes Spine Robert Kinsella, Founder and President, Kinsella Group

A wine and cheese reception immediately follows the panel (in the same room) and concludes at 4:00 p.m.

CLOSING SESSION: State and Future of the Orthopaedic Industry

1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.(Closing reception immediately follows)

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132. 3D SystemsLittleton, CO 720-643-1001www.3dsystems.com/healthcare

821. Advanced Purchasing DynamicsPlymouth, MI 734-927-0836www.apurchasingd.com

509. Advantage Manufacturing TechnologiesMonroe, WA 425-485-3980www.teamamt.com

442. Alden ToolBerlin, CT 860-828-3556www.aldentool.com

500. APS MaterialsDayton, OH 937-278-6547www.apsmaterials.com

121. Arcam ABMoelndal, Sweden46-31-710-3200www.arcam.com

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213. ARISTOTECH IndustriesLuckenwalde, Germany49-3371-40-640-0www.aristotech.de

126. Autocam MedicalKentwood, MI 616-541-8080www.autocam-medical.com

736. Axial MedicalWarminster, PA 267-961-2600axial-medical.com

513. B&G ManufacturingHatfield, PA 800-366-3067www.bgmfg.com

200. B&M InstrumentsWarsaw, IN 574-269-5313www.bminstruments.com

333. Beijing Changhang Investment CastingBeijing, China86-10-80725350www.chcasting.com

207. Bob MfgMinneapolis, MN 763-533-2261www.bobinc.com

115. Boedeker PlasticsShiner, TX361-401-7205www.boedeker.com

208. Boston CenterlessWoburn, MA 781-994-5000www.bostoncenterless.com

226. Bradshaw MedicalKenosha, WI 262-925-1374www.bradshaw-medical.com

515. C&A Tool EngineeringChurubusco, IN 260-693-2167www.catool.com

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105. Carpenter TechnologyPhiladelphia, PA610-208-2000www.cartech.com

817. Center Line Mold & ToolEdinburgh, IN 812-526-0970www.centerlinemold.com

243. Complexus MedicalMishawaka, IN, 574-255-3173www.complexusmedical.com

819. CoorsTek MedicalFort Worth, TX 817-890-4093www.coorstekmedical.com

732. Costa Rican Investment Promotion Agency (CINDE)Escazu, Costa Rica877-992-4633 (toll free from U.S.)www.cinde.org

600. Cousin BiotechWervicq-Sud, France33-3-20-14-4000www.cousin-biotech.com

637. Croom Precision MedicalLimerick, Ireland353-31-397-744www.croomprecision.com

110. CTE SolutionsPlymouth, IN 574-935-9611www.culvertool.com

300. Danco AnodizingWarsaw, IN 574-269-5900www.danco.net

812. Darmann Abrasive ProductsClinton, MA 800-536-4544www.darmann.com

609. Donson MachineAlsip, IL 708-388-0880www.donsonmachine.com

344. DOT AmericaColumbia City, IN 260-244-5700www.dot-coatingusa.com

107. DSM BiomedicalExton, PA 484-713-2100www.dsm.com/medical

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613. ECA Medical InstrumentsThousand Oaks, CA 805-376-2509www.ECAMedical.com

720. Edge InternationalDayton, OH937-395-7222www.edgeintl.com

125. Electrolizing Corporation of OhioCleveland, OH 216-451-8655www.electrohio.com

814. EmpiricalColorado Springs, CO 719-264-9937www.empiricaltech.com

302. EPTAM PlasticsNorthfield, NH 603-729-1461www.eptam.com

634. ESMASouth Holland, IL708-331-1855www.esmainc.com

545. ESPRIT/DP Technology Camarillo, CA805-388-6000www.espritcam.com

312. EvonikParsippany, NJ 973-929-8000medical.vestakeep.com

106. Finishing InnovationsAtoka, TN 901-840-1120www.finishinginnovations.com

206. Five Star CompaniesNew Bedford, MA774-206-8711www.fivestarcompanies.com

632. FMI InstrumedSchiedam, Netherlands31-104626899www.fmi.nl

730. Forecreu AmericaChicago, IL 773-539-8501www.forecreu.com

502. Fort Wayne MetalsFort Wayne, IN 260-747-4154www.fwmetals.com

220. Gauthier BiomedicalGrafton, WI 262-546-0010www.gauthierbiomedical.com

829. GSELL Medical PlasticsMuri AG, Switzerland41-56-675-4040www.gsell.ch/en/home.html

127. gSourceEmerson, NJ 201-599-2277www.gSource.com

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726. Hammond Roto-FinishKalamazoo, MI 269-760-0866www.hammondroto.com

501. Hangsterfer’s LaboratoriesMantua, NJ 856-468-0216www.hangsterfers.com

823. HD SurgicalBristol, PA 215-826-8250www.hdsurgical.com

537. HL TechnologyLa Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland41-32-925-90-50www.hl-technology.ch

430. IHI IonBondMadison Heights, MI 248-398-9100www.ionbond.com

631. In’Tech MedicalRang-du-Fliers, France33-321-896-000www.intech-medical.com

635. Ideagen Nottingham, UK 44-1629-699-100 www.ideagen.com

306. Jade Precision Medical ComponentsHuntingdon Valley, PA215-947-5762www.jademed.com

331. Jarvis SurgicalWestfield, MA 413-562-6659www.jarvissurgical.com

119. Knight Mechanical TestingFort Wayne, IN 260-489-1444www.knighttesting.com

140. Kyocera SGS Precision ToolsColumbia City, IN, 260-244-7677www.kyocera-sgstool.com

343. LAB Medical ManufacturingBillerica, MA978-663-2475www.labmedical.com

334. Laboratory TestingHatfield, PA800-219-2142www.labtesting.com

535. LaVezzi PrecisionBloomingdale, IL 630-582-1230www.lavezzi.com

235. LISI MedicalEscondido, CA760-432-9785www.lisi-medical.com

642. Lowell Inc Precision Manufacturing and AssembliesMinneapolis, MN763-425-3355www.lowellinc.com

713. MARLE InternationalNogent, France33-3-2531-8579www.marle.fr

231. MaroxHolyoke, MA 413-536-1300www.marox.com

827. MCRAWashington, DC 202-552-5800www.mcra.com

332. MED InstituteWest Lafayette, IN 765-463-1633www.medinstitute.com

700. MedbioGrand Rapids, MI 616-245-0214www.medbioinc.com

113. MediliantLe Locle NE, Switzerland41-3-2552-1000www.mediliant.com

607. MedinTotowa, NJ 973-779-2400www.medin.com

138. MedTorqueElmhurst, IL 844-633-8677www.medtorque.com

719. MendellLakeville, MN 952-469-5500www.mendell.com

602. Merz BiomaterialsFranksville, WI 262-835-3300www.merzbiomaterials.com

314. Metal CraftElk River, MN 763-441-1855www.metal-craft.com

507. Micro MachineKalamazoo, MI 269-388-2440www.micromachineco.com

818. Micro Mold & PlastikosErie, PA 814-868-1656www.plastikoserie.com

108. Micron ProductsFitchburg, MA978-345-5000www.micronproducts.com

114. Microware PrecisionTaichung City, Taiwan886-4-2463-6275www.microware.com.tw

612. Millstone Medical OutsourcingFall River, MA 508-679-8384www.millstonemedical.com

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734. MTD Micro MoldingCharlton, MA 508-248-0111www.mtdmicromolding.com

633. N2 BiomedicalBedford, MA 781-275-6001www.n2bio.com

224. NN Inc Precision EngineeredProducts GroupAttleboro, MA508-226-5600www.pep-corp.com

412. Norman NobleHighland Heights, OH 216-761-5387www.nnoble.com

806. North American Spine SocietyBurr Ridge, IL 630-230-3600www.spine.org

815. NSE-AutomatechGranby, Quebec, Canada450-378-7207www.nse-automatech.com

413. Onyx Medical - An Elos Medtech CompanyMemphis, TN 901-323-6699www.onyxmedical.net

129. Orchid Orthopedic SolutionsHolt, MI517-694-2300www.orchid-ortho.com

824. OrthoLynxOakland, NJ 201-337-1266www.ortholynx.com

712. OrthoMedTigard, OR 503-234-9691www.orthomedinc.com

313. OrthoplasticsBacup, Lancashire, UK44-1706-871211www.orthoplastics.com

116. Pacific InstrumentsHonolulu, HI 808-941-8880www.pacificinstruments.biz

414. Paragon MedicalPierceton, IN574-594-2140www.paragonmedical.com

742. PCC Medical GroupPortland, OR503-794-2099www.pccstructurals.com

714. Perryman CompanyForge & FabricationHouston, PA 724-745-7272www.perrymanco.com

242. Phillips Precision MedicraftElmwood Park, NJ 201-797-8820www.phillipsmedicraft.com

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820. Pointe PrecisionPlover, WI 715-254-2204www.pointeprecision.com

530. PPD MeditechWaterville, Quebec, Canada819-837-2491www.ppdgroup.com

109. Praxis TechnologyQueensbury, NY 518-812-0112www.praxisti.com

134. PrecipartFarmingdale, NY 631-694-5900www.precipart.com

543. Precision Alloy ServicesBlanchester, OH 937-783-4100www.precisionalloyservices.com

718. Precision Medical TechnologiesWarsaw, IN 574-267-6385www.premedtec.com

434. puraconRosenheim, Germany49-8031-900-587-0www.puracon.com

436. Pyxidis MedicalDoylestown, PA 215-230-7307www.pyxidis-medical.com

542. QC GroupMinnetonka, MN952-895-1150www.qcgroup.com

608. Quintus CompositesCamp Verde, AZ 928-567-3833www.quintus-inc.com

603. Rayco ToolsWarsaw, IN574-267-7676www.raycotoolsinc.com

201. Renchel ToolPutnam, CT 860-315-9017www.rencheltoolinc.com

828. Renishaw West Dundee, IL 847-286-9953www.renishaw.com

707. rms SurgicalAnoka, MN 763-427-6141www.rmssurgical.com

506. RollomaticMundelein, IL 847-281-8550www.rollomaticusa.com

307. Rosler Metal FinishingBattle Creek, MI269-441-3000www.rosler.us

136. Schutte LLCJackson, MI 517-782-3600www.schutteusa.com

315. Seabrook MedicalSeabrook, NH 603-474-1919www.seabrookmedical.com

725. Selenium MedicalLa Rochelle, France33-5-4644-4082www.selenium-medical.com

336. Shandong Weigao OrthopedicWeihai, China86-631-5788927en.wegortho.com

807. Shanghai Cresti BioscienceShanghai, China+86 18621902988

606. She¬eld Precision MedicalShe·eld, UK44-11-4243-1011www.she·eldpm.co.uk

701. SIM SurgicalSt Louis, MO636-349-4960www.simsurgical.com

832. SQ ProductsSteinhausen, Switzerland41-41-748-5300www.sqproducts.ch

544. Straits OrthopaedicsPenang, Malaysia901-428-9508 (U.S.)www.straitsortho.com.my

444. Strategix Medical SolutionsTanner, AL256-340-3890www.strategixmedical.com

825. Structure Medical LLCNaples, FL 239-262-5551www.structuremedical.com

826. Summit Manufacturing& MachiningBremen, IN 574-546-4571www.summitmmi.com

531. Surface Dynamics/EuroCoatingCincinnati, OHPergine Valsugana, Italy 513-612-4410 | 39-0461-518901www.sdbiocoatings.comwww.eurocoating.it

433. Syntec ScientificTaipei, Taiwan886-4-798-7099www.syntec.com.tw

118. TechmetalsDayton, OH, 937-253-5311www.techmetals.com

406/407. TecometWilmington, MA 978-642-2400www.tecomet.com

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212. Tegra MedicalFranklin, MA 508-541-4200www.tegramedical.com

643. ThortexPortland, OR503-654-5726www.thortexinc.com

630. Titanium IndustriesRockaway, NJ 973-983-1185www.titanium.com

811. TOMZ CorporationBerlin, CT 860-829-0670www.tomz.com

432. Total PlasticsFort Wayne, IN 260-489-3656www.totalplastics.com

731. TriangleUpper Saddle River, NJ 201-825-1212www.trianglemfg.com

532. Troy Innovative InstrumentsMiddlefield, OH 440-313-8738www.troyinnovative.com

342. Tyber MedicalBethlehem, PA 610-849-0829www.tybermedical.com

144. UNITED GRINDING North AmericaMiamisburg, OH 937-859-1975www.grinding.com

431. United Performance MetalsHamilton, OH 513-860-6500www.upmet.com

301. Universal Precision InstrumentsElkhart, IN 574-264-3997www.universalpi.com

112. Vorzeigen MedicalConnersville, IN765-827-1500www.vorzeigen.com

335. VSMPO-TIRUS USLeetsdale, PA 724-251-9400www.vsmpo-tirus.com

706. Westlake PlasticsLenni, PA 610-459-1000www.westlakeplastics.com

830. Wilsey ToolQuakertown, PA 215-538-0800www.wilseytool.com

708. XL Precision TechnologiesWest Chester, PA610-696-6800www.xl-pt.com

202. Zapp Precision MetalsSummerville, SC843-851-0700www.zapp.com

443. Zigg DesignNibley, UT 435-752-7244www.ziggdesign.com

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Customer Appreciation/Welcome Reception Tuesday, June 13, 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Joe’s Live Rosemont | joesliverosemont.com

Connect with peers and partners over light fare and drinks at this kick-o¡ event. Please note, the new location is still within walking distance of the hotels!

Keynotes Wednesday, June 14, 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Thursday, June 15, 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Room 51

Attendees and exhibitors alike are invited to the keynote addresses, where powerful insights are delivered over breakfast. Banquet style seating facilitates opportunities to meet new partners or customers and engage in dialogue surrounding pressing industry issues. Keynote addresses continue to be a highlight of the OMTEC experience.

Networking Reception Wednesday, June 14, 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Café

Everyone is invited to the Exhibit Hall for mingling and networking over light fare and drinks. A ra»e with giveaways from sponsoring exhibitors adds a fun way for attendees to discover new partners.

Knowledge Pod and Tech Center Wednesday and Thursday Exhibit Hall Floor

Introduced in 2014, these energy hubs on opposite ends of the exhibit floor facilitate interaction between the knowledge-seeker and the expert.

Closing Reception Thursday, June 15, 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Room 45

Everyone is invited to solidify their new connections and make some new ones before OMTEC concludes. A wine and cheese closing reception immediately follows the “State and Future of the Orthopaedic Industry” Closing Session.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSBOARD MEMBERS

Acumed LLC Loren Blanchard, Vice President of Manufacturing & General Manager: Acute Innovations

Arthrex, Inc. Lance Provance, Supply Chain Manager

DePuy Synthes Companies of Johnson & Johnson Sharon Starowicz, Director, Regulatory Policy Innovation, Global Orthopaedics, Johnson & Johnson

MicroPort Orthopedics, Inc. Scott Shankle, Vice President Quality & Interim Vice President Manufacturing & Procurement

Independent Industry Advisors, Matthew Poggie Rich Woods

Their leadership complements the Advisory Board by critiquing the execution of the entire exhibitor experience: pre-show, onsite and post-event.

EPTAM PlasticsWilly Beach, Market Segment Manager - Medical

Medin CorporationJay Schainholz, President

Metal CraftTrisha Mowry, Chief Executive O·cer

Onyx Medical CorporationJodie Gilmore, Managing Director

Orchid Orthopedic Solutions Joe Zuzula, Vice President of Sales & Marketing

Paragon Medical, Inc.Greg Hall, Director of International Business Development

TecometRobert Lynch, Vice President, R&D and Marketing

Smith & Nephew Orthopaedics, Inc.Mark Hall, Global Commodity Leader – ImplantsAdvanced Surgical Devices

Stryker Orthopaedics, Inc. Kenneth Trimmer, Chief Engineer, Knees

Tyber Medical LLCJe¡ Tyber, President, CEO and Founder

Wright Medical Group Inc.Thierry Manceau, Vice President, Global Manufacturing & General ManagerJeremy Townsend, Senior Manager, Global Supply Chain

Zimmer Biomet, Inc.Michael Esch, Director, Product Development, Knee CreationsHoward Levy, Vice President - Global Sourcing

OMTEC/BONEZONE Exhibitor Advisory Panel

Mission: To educate, connect and empower the people who build orthopaedic products.

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Why do we work so hard to offer technical leadership in implant coatings? To provide an opportunity for people to live a better life.

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Whether you want the clinical success of hydroxylapatite coating (HA), the high osseo- integration capability of titanium plasma spray (TPS), the roughened surface of resorbable blast media (RBM) or composite coatings, you can count on Orchid to deliver the best technical solution.

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