Scott Pleau

Scott Pleau has a comprehensive work experience in the medical devices and operations field. Scott is currently the Chief Operating Officer at AccuVein Inc. since September 2020. Prior to that, they worked at Baxter International Inc. from 2016 to 2019, where they served as the Senior Vice President of Global Operations and Company Officer. During their tenure, they significantly improved the company's financial performance by enhancing environmental safety, quality, and service. Scott achieved industry-leading safety records, increased on-time completion for corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) from 48% to 99%, reduced customer complaint incidents per million by 44%, and optimized value through a global operations strategy aligned with the business strategy.

Before joining Baxter, Pleau held various leadership positions at Covidien, starting in 1995. Scott served as the Vice President of Global Operations, overseeing an organization with revenue exceeding 11 billion dollars and 23,000 employees across 43 manufacturing sites in 12+ countries. Scott'sresponsibilities included managing manufacturing, supply chain, engineering, project management, HR, finance, contract manufacturing, sourcing, and environmental/health/safety. Pleau also served as the Vice President of Global Operations for the Medical Devices division, leading operations representing over 4 billion dollars in revenue with manufacturing sites in six countries. Scott focused on electrical mechanical devices, energy-based devices, and soft tissue implantable devices.

Prior to Covidien, Pleau held leadership roles at CR Bard, Davol, and Davis and Geck, where they gained valuable experience in packaging engineering and operational quality. Overall, Pleau has demonstrated expertise in global operations, improving financial performance, driving safety initiatives, and optimizing value through strategic management.

Scott Pleau attended Mount Saint Charles Academy from 1978 to 1983, where they completed their high school education. Following this, they pursued a bachelor's degree in Packaging Engineering from Michigan State University from 1983 to 1988.