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Brad Peterson Joins Amylior

February 4, 2020 by Laurie Watanabe

Amylior has appointed Brad Peterson as its new VP of Sales for the United States.

In a Feb. 3 news announcement, Amylior said Peterson would also focus on company-wide business development and strategic direction for Amylior’s power wheelchairs, seating and cushions, mobility aids and aftermarket products.

Peterson, who holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Medicine, is a complex rehab technology veteran, having worked in the industry as a clinician, a rehab provider, and a manufacturer’s rep. Most recently, Peterson worked in sales and education for Invacare Corp. and Motion Concepts.

“Brad will assume a key role in the U.S. business development and vision for our business,” said Sylvain Dugas, VP of Business Development. “His experience in multiple roles within the industry brings both his extensive knowledge and valuable relationships to the table. We are very proud to have him as part of our team.”

Peterson said of his new position, “I’m very excited to be joining Amylior, where I can actively participate at the forefront of the company’s strategic direction.”

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