Jonathan Jaglom, Gil Ronen

Jan 14, 2019

NRGene said this week that it has appointed Jonathan Jaglom as the firm's CEO. Jaglom succeeds NRGene's cofounder Gil Ronen, who has transitioned to the firm's president. Jaglom previously served as NRGene's chief operating officer. Prior to joining NRGene in 2018, Jaglom served as CEO of MakerBot. He has also held executive roles at Stratasys, including general manager and VP of sales operations.

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