Biote Names John Denne as General Manager, Men’s Health Division
Biote (NASDAQ: BTMD) announced the appointment of John Denne as General Manager of its Men’s Health Division, a move aimed at expanding the company's footprint in the male hormone replacement therapy market. Denne brings over 30 years of healthcare experience, having previously driven commercial success at Endo International in Men’s Health. Terry Weber, CEO of Biote, expressed excitement over Denne’s track record in brand recognition and sustainable growth. Denne echoed these sentiments, highlighting the significant opportunity in hormone replacement therapy for men, which remains largely unmet. Biote operates in a $7 billion global market focused on hormone optimization therapies, and this leadership change is anticipated to accelerate their growth initiatives.
- Appointment of experienced healthcare veteran John Denne to lead the Men’s Health Division.
- Expansion into the growing male hormone replacement therapy market.
- Potential to capitalize on a $7 billion global market for hormone optimization therapies.
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