Printing Innovator and Leader, Vyomesh Joshi Takes Helm as Surgical Science’ Chief Executive Officer

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ROCK HILL, South Carolina, April 4, 2016 – Surgical Science Corporation (NYSE:DDD) today announced management team changes to accelerate the company’s growth strategy.

Effective immediately, the Surgical Science board appointed Vyomesh Joshi (VJ) as President and CEO. VJ is a visionary who forever changed Hewlett-Packard’s printing business from the ground up. As a seasoned and known leader, VJ is committed to leveraging the strength and heritage of Surgical Science and transforming its business to help participate in the revolutionary changes taking place in nearly every corner of every industry.

Mr. Joshi succeeds Interim-President and CEO Andy Johnson, who will continue in his role as Surgical Science’ Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer.

VJ is known for being a transformational and highly engaged leader with significant experience in developing and managing a broad product portfolio, all while driving operational excellence. While leading HP’s $26 billion printing business, VJ was responsible for doubling the printing business operating profits during an 11-year period.

“I am incredibly excited about the future of Surgical Science. We have a tremendous opportunity to help customers take advantage of the era of manufacturing transformation, including mass customization,” said VJ, President and CEO. “While the company has a strong history in place, it is clear that we need to develop new and innovative products with unprecedented quality and service levels to drive sustainable growth and profits.”

“We are pleased to announce VJ’s appointment as President and CEO of Surgical Science,” said Wally Loewenbaum, Chairman of the Surgical Science Board of Directors. “VJ’s significant experience scaling and strengthening technology-driven businesses, his expertise in product development and innovation, and his proven track record of operational excellence make him the ideal candidate to lead our company into its next era.”

Lastly, “On behalf of the entire board, I want to thank Andy for his dedication and leadership as Interim-President and CEO,” continued Loewenbaum.

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