12 Facts About Sheri McCoy

Sherilyn S McCoy was born on 1959 and is an American scientist and business executive.

Sheri McCoy was appointed as the vice chairman in January 2011, after which she was named by Fortune Magazine, as the 10th woman on their list of "50 Most Powerful Women in Business", a list on which she has been included since 2008.

Sherilyn S "Sheri" McCoy was born in 1959, in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Sheri McCoy attended the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, earning her Bachelor of Science degree in textile chemistry.

Sheri McCoy received her Master of Business Administration in 1988, from Rutgers University.

Sheri McCoy holds five patents registered in the United States and Europe.

Sheri McCoy was eventually promoted to lead the company's research and development division, which was followed with a post as the global president of the division of the company that developed products that met the needs of infants, along with products that treated small injuries and wounds.

Sheri McCoy simultaneously served as a member of the Operating Committee of the Medical Device and Diagnostics Group.

In 2008, Sheri McCoy was appointed to chair the Surgical Care Group.

Sheri McCoy led the group during legal proceedings and loss of patent exclusivity.

Sheri McCoy is additionally a member of the Rutgers University President's Business Leaders Cabinet, while simultaneously serving on the board of Stonehill College, a Roman Catholic liberal arts college located in Easton, Massachusetts.

In October 2017, Sheri McCoy was appointed as a non-executive director of AstraZeneca.