NADIM YARED
Age: 41
Place of birth: Beirut, Lebanon
Residence: Medina
Family: Wife, Nayla; son, Cyril; daughters Florence and Christine
Education: INSEAD, master's degree in business administration; Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications, degree in telecommunication engineering; Ecole Superieure des Ingenieurs de Beyrouth, degree in electrical engineering
Career: CVRx Inc., president and CEO
Medtronic Inc., surgical navigation technologies, vice president and general manager
General Electric Co., medical systems, various management roles in United States and Europe
Lebanese Red Cross, volunteer rescue worker
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