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Reminder: Corporate Access – Virtual Event: TNDM Updated Date! Barclays Hosted: Pacific Pulse Check: MedTech Virtual Tour
Meet the Analyst
Matt Miksic joined Barclays in July 2022 with over 20
years of experience covering U.S. Medical Supplies and
Devices. Matt previously covered Med Tech at Morgan
Stanley, Piper Jaffray, UBS and most recently at Credit
Suisse. Prior to covering Med Tech, Matt was a member of
the Morgan Stanley Enterprise Software research team,
and prior to joining Morgan Stanley was a senior manager
with Arthur Andersen in its business consulting division
and spent five years with a software start-up. Matt holds a
B.A. in computer science from Rutgers University and an
M.B.A. from the Leonard N. Stern School of Business at
New York University.
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U.S. Medical Supplies & Devices
Matt Miksic
+1 212 526 9189
BCI, US
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