Corporate governance report 2012 - Nobel Biocare Corporate
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<strong>Corporate</strong> Governance <strong>report</strong> 77<br />
10. Executive Committee<br />
Richard T. Laube<br />
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), dual Swiss-US citizen, born<br />
1956. Richard T. Laube was appointed Chief Executive Officer<br />
as of April 2011. Prior to joining <strong>Nobel</strong> <strong>Biocare</strong>, Richard Laube<br />
held the position of CEO of Nestlé Nutrition, Nestlé SA and<br />
was a member of the Nestlé Executive Board (2005–2010).<br />
He had joined Nestlé as Deputy Executive Vice President, <strong>Corporate</strong><br />
Business Development in 2005. From 1999–2005 he<br />
was President of Roche Consumer Health and from 2001–<br />
2005 also Member of the Roche <strong>Corporate</strong> Executive Committee.<br />
He also held the positions as Managing Director, Procter<br />
& Gamble, Brazil (1996–1999), General Manager, Procter<br />
& Gamble Pharmaceuticals, Germany (1992–1996) and<br />
various marketing and brand management positions with<br />
Procter & Gamble in Japan, the US, and Switzerland (1980–<br />
1992). Education: Master and Bachelor degrees in Organizational<br />
Development and Evaluation Research, Boston University.<br />
Current other assignments: Since 2008 Independent<br />
Director of Logitech SA and member of its Compensation<br />
Committee. Since 2010 he is Executive Advisor of Roark<br />
Capital Group. Shares: 110’000 / Performance share units:<br />
32’573 / Staff options: 0.<br />
Dirk W. Kirsten<br />
Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Swiss-German dual citizen,<br />
born 1968. Dirk W. Kirsten was appointed Chief Financial<br />
Officer of <strong>Nobel</strong> <strong>Biocare</strong>, effective March 2008. He brings to<br />
<strong>Nobel</strong> <strong>Biocare</strong> extensive financial expertise, gained over<br />
14 years in various finance and senior finance positions on<br />
the banking, corporate and advisory side. Prior to joining<br />
<strong>Nobel</strong> <strong>Biocare</strong>, Dirk Kirsten held the position of Group Treasurer<br />
at Syngenta (agribusiness, 2005–2008) in Basel, Switzerland.<br />
Before Syngenta, he was a senior finance executive<br />
at Roche Holding AG, in Basel (healthcare, 2002–2004). Prior<br />
to his corporate experience, Dirk Kirsten worked with Deutsche<br />
Bank (2000–2002), PricewaterhouseCoopers (assurance,<br />
tax and legal advisory services, 1999–2000) and UBS<br />
(1995–1998; formerly: SBC Warburg) in various international<br />
advisory and investment banking positions. Education: PhD<br />
in Management with specialization in <strong>Corporate</strong> Finance/Shareholder<br />
Value Management, University of Cologne, Germany;<br />
MBA Class, London Business School, London, England<br />
(Program of International Management), in combination<br />
with Master Studies (Business administration: Finance, Tax,<br />
Accounting) at University of Cologne, Germany. Current other<br />
assignments: No other relevant current assignments. Shares:<br />
2’600 / Performance share units: 45’254 / Staff options: 0.<br />
Hans Geiselhöringer<br />
Executive Vice President Global Research Products &<br />
Development*, German, born 1968. Hans Geiselhöringer<br />
was appointed Executive Vice President Global Marketing &<br />
Products in 2010. He joined <strong>Nobel</strong> <strong>Biocare</strong> in 2008 to lead the<br />
company’s <strong>Nobel</strong>Procera business. Prior to joining <strong>Nobel</strong> <strong>Biocare</strong>,<br />
he had been expanding his Dental X laboratory business<br />
internationally. Hans Geiselhöringer founded Dental X GmbH<br />
in 1998, a dental laboratory chain specializing in implantology,<br />
anaplastology, functional and esthetic reconstructions, and<br />
imaging technologies. Education: Trained as a Certified Dental<br />
Technician (CDT) in Chicago, USA; further dental training<br />
in New York, focusing on anaplastology and epithetics; Technical<br />
business administrator from the German Chamber of<br />
Commerce and Industry (IHK). Current other assignments:<br />
No other relevant current assignments. Shares: 0 / Performance<br />
share units: 28’500 / Staff options: 0.<br />
* Under management service contract until 31 December 2011<br />
Melker Nilsson<br />
Executive Vice President Global Customer and Sales<br />
Development, Swedish citizen, born 1960. Melker Nilsson<br />
was appointed Executive Vice President Global Customer and<br />
Sales Development in August 2011. Previously he held the<br />
position as President and General Manager North America<br />
(January-August 2011) and Chief Operating Officer North<br />
America for <strong>Nobel</strong> <strong>Biocare</strong> (2010-2011). From 2006-2009 he<br />
was President of Neoss US (dental implants, 2006-2009).<br />
Prior to that, Melker Nilsson held various management<br />
assignments at <strong>Nobel</strong> <strong>Biocare</strong> in Europe and North America<br />
from 1992-2005 and various management positions in sales<br />
and marketing in Luxembourg, Germany and Sweden for<br />
Nordea (banking, 1986-1991). Education: Master’s degree in<br />
law from Lund University in Sweden. Shares: 0 / Performance<br />
share units: 12,512 /Staff options: 0.<br />
Petra Rumpf<br />
Senior Vice President, Business Development and Strategic<br />
Planning, German, born 1967. Petra Rumpf joined <strong>Nobel</strong><br />
<strong>Biocare</strong> in December 2007 as Vice President Business Development<br />
and Strategic Planning. Previously, she spent<br />
16 years with Capgemini Transformation Consulting gaining<br />
experience in strategy development, business transformation,<br />
and mergers and acquisitions working with leading corporations<br />
in life sciences, manufacturing and high-tech industries.<br />
From 2002 until 2007, she was Vice President and