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Craig Sizer Capital Partners Take Thermomedics to a New Level

Craig Sizer, once of Sizer Capital Partners, is a co-founder and chairman of Sanomedics (Thermomedics). By taking advantage of new technology and his expertise in the financial arena, they have really taken Thermomedics to a new level.

Craig Sizer Capital Partners Take Thermomedics to a New Level
2011-03-11
MIAMI, FL, March 11, 2011 (Press-News.org) Craig Sizer keeps Sanomedics (Thermomedics.com) Moving Forward

Craig Sizer is a co-founder and chairman of Sanomedics. Sanomedics creates a variety of health products including the Thermopet Thermometer and other infrared thermometers. By taking advantage of new technology and his expertise in the financial arena, they have really taken this company to a new level.

Craig may have said in a statement from WCI that he has every intention to bring this company to the top of their market and really provide an excellent product in a lacking industry. The thermometers that Thermomedics produces are of extremely high quality and value.

Craig Sizer's Bio

Co-Founder and Chairman of Sanomedics (Thermomedics)

Mr. Sizer has 20 years of experience in corporate finance and private equity transactions. He posses extensive entrepreneurial and capital fund raising experience with a firsthand knowledge of a variety of established and growth business sectors.

He started his career as a Series 7 stock broker for a boutique firm in New York over 20 years ago. Mr. Sizer's additional business experience includes terms as Managing Director of a Private Equity firm. Also, during that period Mr. Sizer co-founded B.E. OVERSEAS INVESTMENT GROUP, which was later sold to a 30 year old small cap NASDAQ company. Prior to that he worked with high growth companies preparing to go public, as well as initially providing them capital.

His leadership has helped many organizations, small to medium size, move through the development/start up phase with relative ease.

About Sanomedics (Thermomedics)

Sanomedics International Holdings (SIMH) primary mission is to significantly improve the quality of life for patients and the physicians who treat them through an innovative thought processes which creates value for our customers and shareholders.

SIMH is a public medical technology company dedicated to the identification, creation and development of new medical technology solutions. SIMH creates and seeks out new ideas which match certain key fundamental criteria and then add capital, intellectual property, and expertise in the fields of clinical, engineering, legal, strategic marketing, and financing, while focusing on efficient and timely development.

Sanomedics International Holdings (SIMH) primary mission is to significantly improve the quality of life for patients and the physicians who treat them through an innovative thought processes which creates value for our customers and shareholders.

Website: http://www.sanomedics.com, http://www.thermomedics.com

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[Press-News.org] Craig Sizer Capital Partners Take Thermomedics to a New Level
Craig Sizer, once of Sizer Capital Partners, is a co-founder and chairman of Sanomedics (Thermomedics). By taking advantage of new technology and his expertise in the financial arena, they have really taken Thermomedics to a new level.