Aurora Spine Board Director James Snow Resigns

Aurora Spine Corporation is losing a board director but gaining an executive management team member.

The company announced that James Snow, a Board of Directors member since the company’s 2012 inception, has resigned from the governing body to assume the role of Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance manager. Snow will use his more than 20 years of medical device experience in regulatory affairs and quality to ensure Aurora Spine meets and exceeds all compliance requirements. 

“We are very happy to announce that Jim Snow, a long-standing member of our Board of Directors, will be taking a more active role within the company,” Aurora Spine President/CEO Trent Northcutt said. “Jim has been an invaluable contributor to our mission and vision, and we are excited to now benefit from his deep industry expertise and leadership on a full-time basis. His transition from board member to a key operational role underscores his belief in Aurora’s future, and we couldn’t be more confident in the impact he’ll make in driving quality and compliance across our expanding innovative product portfolio.”

“Jim’s dedication to Aurora has always gone beyond boardroom discussions. Jim’s decision to join the team in an operational capacity demonstrates his commitment and passion for our company and the incredible potential he sees in our technologies,” Aurora Spine Board Chairman David Rosenkrantz added.

Aurora Spine brings new solutions to the spinal implant and pain care markets through a series of screwless, minimally invasive, regenerative spinal implant technologies. The company is based in Toronto.