ACTO Appoints Former J&J President Lori Tierney to Board

May 9, 2025
ACTO has appointed Lori Tierney, former President of Johnson & Johnson Vision, to its Board of Directors to enhance its AI-first platform in life sciences.

ACTO Technologies, Inc. has announced the appointment of Lori Tierney to its Board of Directors, as stated in a press release. Tierney, who previously served as President of Johnson & Johnson Vision, brings over 20 years of experience in the life sciences industry.

Tierney's extensive background includes leadership roles at J&J MedTech, Mentor Aesthetics Specialty Surgery, AstraZeneca, Endo Pharmaceuticals, and Centocor. Her expertise in commercial operations and customer-centric innovation is expected to support ACTO's mission of pioneering an AI-first future in the life sciences sector.

ACTO's Intelligent Field Excellence platform aims to empower life sciences companies by providing AI-driven tools for field professionals, enhancing their engagement with healthcare providers. The platform also offers real-time insights for senior leaders to improve commercial execution.

Parth Khanna, CEO of ACTO, expressed enthusiasm about Tierney's appointment, highlighting her industry experience and vision as instrumental in advancing the company's AI initiatives.

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