Randy Hubbell

Prior to Carmell Therapeutics, Randy was the Chief Commercial Officer for Cardiva Medical, a start-up medical device company focused on delivering technology to reduce the complications associated with vascular access. In this role, Randy successfully designed and implemented the commercial strategy and execution to drive the sales of Cardiva’s vascular closure device product line. Before Cardiva, Randy was with Johnson & Johnson for 13 years in various sales and marketing roles, his last role as a Worldwide Vice President at Ethicon Biosurgery. Before moving to Ethicon, Randy worked in the J&J pharmaceutical sector as the WWVP for Global Strategic Marketing (PGSM) for the pain and cardiovascular therapeutic areas.

Prior to J&J PGSM, Randy was Executive Director of Strategic Alliances at Cordis Cardiology. Randy started at Cordis in 2001 as Director of Stent Marketing and had responsibility for the launch of CYPHER®, the first drug-eluting stent, in the US market in 2003. In 2000, Randy had responsibility for sales and marketing at Enmed, an Internet start-up with web-based technology for conducting clinical trials. From 1998 to 2000, Randy was Executive Director of Sales and Marketing for Vasca, a start-up medical device company. Prior to Vasca, Randy was in sales and marketing for Boston Scientific from 1993 to 1998 and prior to BSC, Randy was in sales for IBM from 1985 to 1993. Randy received his Masters in Business Administration from Loyola University and his Bachelors of Science from Tulane University.