Mark Bondin

TrioMed Malta recently announced the appointment of Mark Bondin as its new General Manager.

Mr Bondin has played a pivotal role in the company’s success, initially leading Prohealth Limited’s Medical Devices Business Unit before taking charge of the consolidated TrioMed business following its acquisition. His leadership and expertise have been key in driving growth and innovation within the organisation.

Peter Apap, CEO & Co-founder of Prohealth Limited, praised Mr Bondin’s contributions, stating:

"His leadership, vision, and dedication have been instrumental in shaping the company’s success. This new role reflects both his expanded responsibilities and the impact he continues to make in driving innovation and excellence. We are confident that under his guidance, TrioMed will continue to grow and deliver exceptional value to our partners and clients."

Mr Bondin’s appointment marks an exciting new chapter for TrioMed, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and excellence in the medical devices industry. Under his guidance, the company aims to strengthen its market position while continuing to provide high-quality solutions to healthcare partners and clients.

Featured Image: TrioMed Malta / LinkedIn

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