No. 11: Owens & Minor
Mechanicsville, Va.
www.owens-minor.com
2016 RANK: 12
Revenue: $9,723,431,000
Fiscal year ending: Dec. 31, 2016
Employees: 7,900
Key Personnel:
Cody Phipps, chairman, president & CEO; Richard Meier, EVP, CFO & president-international; Rony Kordahi, EVP, North American operations; Stuart Morris-Hipkins, EVP, global manufacturer services; Charles Colpo, SVP, Europe operations; Erika Davis, SVP, chief administrative officer; James Glasscock, SVP, clinical procedural solutions; Geoff Marlatt, SVP, manufacturer services, Stephen Olive, SVP, CIO; Nicholas Pace, SVP, general counsel, corporate secretary & chief HR officer; Joseph Zaluzney, SVP, commercial services
Description:
Owens & Minor struggled in 2016 and may have made missteps in its own consolidation practices while responding to changes in the healthcare field.
The firm is in transition to respond to the shifts in the healthcare ecosystem. During its second-quarter earnings call, CEO Cody Phipps noted that the company is still feeling the April 2016 loss of a $525 million contract with Kaiser Permanente. That loss was two-fold, as Kaiser then signed with competitor Cardinal Health.
Phipps noted that Owens & Minor is evaluating every aspect of its business to identify improvements in operating efficiency and revenue growth, introducing a four-part strategy for sustained, profitable growth. For example, Owens & Minor recently closed the acquisition of Byram Healthcare, a disposable medical supplies firm that delivers directly to patients. Phipps noted that the $380 million acquisition provides access to the healthcare consumer and furthers the goal of “clinical relevancy along the continuum of care,” with its unique patient access.
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Chris Newmarker says
September 20, 2017 at 4:22 pmApologies. We had to fix a technical glitch with the Big 100 spreadsheet download. If you fill out the sign-up form now, you should get an email with a link to download the spreadsheet, instead of last year’s Big 100 edition.
Mark Russell Filaroski says
November 13, 2017 at 6:20 pmChris, Thank you for the update. I just downloaded the Big 100.
Chris Newmarker says
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