The departure of Lavers — which goes into effect on Dec. 1 — arrives in conjunction with the company’s planned Health Care spinoff. 3M said last month that it expects to complete that spinoff in early 2024.
The company said it plans for new Health Care CEO Bryan Hanson to continue leading the business as it works toward the spinoff. Hanson announced his departure from the corner office at Zimmer Biomet to take over the company in August. The company also landed former Insulet CFO Wayde McMillan as he takes over the same post.
3M Health Care is one of the largest medtech businesses in the world, with more than $8 billion in annual revenue.
The company also noted the departure of Ashish Khan…