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  1. Gerald McMorrow, Founder and CEO. With a proven track record for spotting and commercializing scanning and imaging technology that can make a difference in the lives of physicians worldwide, serial entrepreneur Gerald McMorrow is launching VerAvanti.

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  2. Sep 17, 2017 · McMorrow sold Bothell-based Verathon to Roper Industries in 2009, reportedly for $300 million. Garrison said he took Verathon from about $12 million in annual sales in 1999 to between $150 million ...

  3. Gerald's relational skills are, in fact, exemplary. His creation, foresight, administration, acquisition and ultimately, evolution of Diagnostic Ultrasound/Verathon is a singular statement of ...

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  5. Jul 17, 2017 · Gerald McMorrow, VerAvanti founder and CEO. (VerAvanti Photo) VerAvanti was founded in 2013 by Gerald McMorrow and Russell Garrison , who sold their previous company Verathon in 2009 and ran it ...

  6. Gerald McMorrow. With a proven track record for spotting and commercializing scanning and imaging technology that can make a difference in the lives of physicians worldwide, serial entrepreneur Gerald McMorrow is launching VerAvanti. Previously, McMorrow founded and led Verathon Inc., to soaring heights as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman ...

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  7. Aug 8, 2017 · This raise will complement the millions already invested by serial entrepreneur Gerald McMorrow, who founded VerAvanti in 2013 after growing his former startup, Verathon Inc., a maker of diagnostic ultrasound tools, into a multi-national powerhouse and successful acquisition by Roper Industries in 2009. In addition to finalizing its funding ...

  8. Sep 17, 2017 · Tech Spotlight: Gerald McMorrow and Russell Garrison started VerAvanti with patents from the University of Washington for a camera that goes inside blood vessels. For a medical startup, bringing new technology to the point where it becomes a standard part of care takes time -- and a different funding model than venture capital, according to the ...

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