Michael J. Guyette Named President and CEO of VSP Global

Guyette, age 53, has more than 20 years of experience in building, growing and leading large health plan organizations and most recently served as President and CEO of
"The Board of Directors is extremely confident in
Guyette has long been an advocate of making health insurance better aligned with the needs of consumers, and helped launch
"Michael's healthcare experience, knowledge of our collective businesses and commitment to our culture and values make him a great choice to lead VSP Global," said
Guyette assumes the role of leading a more vertically integrated company, which includes VSP® Vision Care, the only national not-for-profit vision benefits provider that serves 85 million members globally. With 2017 gross billings reaching
"VSP Global is a unique company within the optical industry but also throughout the broader healthcare industry, with an important ability to take a long-term view of its work in expanding access to eye care and eyewear," said
A native of
About VSP Global
As a doctor-governed company, VSP Global® exists to create value for members and opportunities for VSP network doctors. VSP Global's complementary businesses include VSP® Vision Care, the only national not-for-profit vision benefits company, which provides access to eye care for its 85 million members around the world through a network of 38,000 eye doctors; Marchon®
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