David F. Heniges

InSite Vision Inc. develops and markets ophthalmic pharmaceutical products that designs to treat a range of common eye problems, including ocular infection, pain and inflammation in ocular surgery, and glaucoma. Its products include AzaSite, Besivance, AzaSite Plus, DexaSite, AzaSite Xtra, and ISV-10 and 303. The company was founded by Merwin Jerry Hansen in 1986 and is headquartered in Alameda, CA.

Keravision, Inc. was developed medical products for the treatment of common vision problems. The company was developed a new category of non-laser vision correction products for the treatment of common vision disorders, including myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism, to offer an alternative to eyeglasses, contact lenses and other vision correction surgical procedures. Its first product, Intacs corneal ring segments, based on its proprietary patented technology, has been approved by the FDA for correcting mild myopia. Intacs are the first surgical vision correction technology to be approved by the FDA for distribution and sales that is designed to permanently correct a patient's vision while providing the option of removability. Intacs are composed of two thin half-circles of polymer material that are inserted into the periphery of the cornea to reshape the curvature of the cornea to correct vision.

Baxter Healthcare Corp. develops, manufactures, and distributes hospital supplies and medical technologies. It distributes medical treatment options for conditions such as hemophilia, immune disorders, kidney disease, cancer, and trauma. The company was founded on June 21, 1967 and is headquartered in Deerfield, IL.