How it started vs. how it’s going: Congratulations to Endotronix on the recent PMA approval by the FDA of the Cordella system! When I started at Endotronix over 10 years ago, the company was little more than a problem and a dream (envelope door sign greeting me on day 1). I’m incredibly grateful for my experience there and I’m proud of playing a part in this major accomplishment. It was a true startup roller coaster experience with exhilarating highs and lows. Wishing them continued success with their commercial launch and looking forward to helping many other medtech startups navigate their own roller coasters to achieve similar milestones.
Thank you Tyler for your contributions to get us here! I had the privilege to work with you during the first European trials and IDE. You knew the us product inside out and you were a major architect for the success of this PMA. Congratulations to you too!!!
Tyler You summed it up perfectly. I am honored that we had the chance to work together and be part of the dynamic team that saw the clinical need and would not give up on the Cordella System. Wish you the best with Ontogen and hope paths cross again at Inn and Out Burger! Kevin
This is so inspiring Tyler! We owe you and Ontogen a lot to get us at Flow Medical from zero to one!
Scott Filer
1w
That is an amazing accomplishment Harry Rowland - congrats good sir! Maybe it is time to move your office from Lisle!!!!
So cool to see this!
I remember the old office!! - it’s where I first met you all. I remember being so impressed with Harry and the team and especially the mission.
Emily Moyer
1w
Congrats, Tyler!
Cody Hill
4d
Excellent Job Tyler!!
Jason Wang
1w
Congratulations!
CEO, Co-founder Endotronix, Inc.
1wThanks Tyler Panian for being you! I love that you are slightly crazy and were willing to move out to join the garage band back then! You’re a builder - on to Ontogen! The blast from the past envelope made me wistful for the back-to-back folding tables that proudly supported our meetings and hosted investors in diligence. And the bunk desks and hot summer days with the overwhelmed AC unit not able to keep up with all the new people. Lots of hard yards in there! Happy 4th!