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Reminder: Expert Access: Barclay Hosted: KOL Call with Former Medline (MDLN) Exec to Discuss Current Biz Trends & Impact of Oil Prices
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Reminder: Expert Access: Barclay Hosted: KOL Call with Former Medline (MDLN) Exec to Discuss Current Biz Trends & Impact of Oil Prices
Meet the Analyst
Glen Santangelo joined Barclays in 2025 as a Managing
Director with responsibility for covering the Health Care
Technology & Distribution and Specialty Pharmaceutical
industries. Glen has over three decades of equity research
experience, spending the majority of his research career at
Credit Suisse where he ultimately held the position of Co-
head of North American Research. He has since held
analyst positions at Guggenheim Securities and more
recently Jefferies. He has been recognized consistently
over his tenure in the Extel All-America Survey as one of
the leading analysts in each of his respective industries.
Glen is a graduate of Villanova University and received his
MBA degree from New York University.
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U.S. Healthcare Technology & Distribution
Glen Santangelo Peter Warendorf
+1 212 526 7364 +1 212 526 3891
BCI, US BCI, US
Jenna Davidner
+1 212 526 4525
BCI, US
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