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    Bryant Guffey

    Group Product Manager at Auris Health, Inc

    Bryant Guffey is a dynamic leader with a strong focus on innovation and emerging technologies, particularly in the field of medical product development for high-risk surgical procedures.

    He co-founded ZetrOZ Inc. during his pursuit of a graduate business degree and served as the CEO during the initial 6.5 years of the company's inception. Under his leadership, ZetrOZ became one of the fastest-growing medical device companies, catering to markets in North America, Canada, and Europe.

    Bryant built an exceptional management team from scratch, overseeing the commercialization of two product lines - one for the life sciences industry and the other for veterinary applications. He played a pivotal role in establishing ISO13485 medical device manufacturing operations in the U.S., securing substantial funding through various channels, including angel investors, venture capitalists, and loans.

    With a stellar academic background, Bryant Guffey holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Arizona and an impressive MBA in Business Administration from the esteemed Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management, where he excelled with a remarkable GPA of 3.97.

    His professional experience includes key roles at reputable organizations such as Auris Health, Inc., where he served as a Group Product Manager and previously as a Senior Product Manager. Prior to that, Bryant held senior management positions at DePuy Synthes Companies in the areas of Robotics & Visualization. He has also been associated with Mobile Sense Technologies, Inc., Johnson School of Business at Cornell University, Sound Reading Solutions, Inc., and General Dynamics C4 Systems in various capacities.

    Moreover, Bryant Guffey's diverse background includes internships at Micron Technology, highlighting his early exposure to the tech industry and his continuous pursuit of excellence in both engineering and business domains.