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Meghan Scanlon hasn’t changed her leadership philosophy much over the years: “It’s to serve and build a high-performing team that can operate smoothly without me, but doesn’t want to.

“Employee resource groups like LEAD provide a huge opportunity for leaders to listen to workers from marginalized groups. Yet, at many companies, they exist in silos…. That's not the case at Boston Scientific.”

Wendy Carruthers, SVP of HR, shares how Boston Scientific is supporting working parents in Boston Globe Media.

In a recent Boston Globe Media column, Donna James—a member of the Boston Scientific board of directors since 2015—draws on her experiences as a Black female board member to call for bold action in pursuit of diverse representation.

"It's because we made all of those changes in the last few years that we were so well-positioned to make the swift, dramatic changes that COVID forced upon us," Chief Information Officer Jodi Eddy told Business Insider.

Boston Scientific has been named one of the top five Fast Company Best Workplaces for Innovators.

Holly Duvernay, the principal employee benefits analyst at Boston Scientific, explains how the company has long been focused on family-support resources.

George Floyd was killed by police in Minneapolis, but his death hit home for Boston Scientific because the company has nearly 9,000 employees in Minnesota.

Boston Scientific has announced winning FDA clearance for its LUX-Dx Insertable Cardiac Monitor (ICM), an implant that can detect hard-to-spot cardiac arrhythmias, such as atrial fibrillation, and help diagnose their origin.

Postponed elective surgeries cost the medical device maker half its business, and George Floyd's death in Minneapolis hit close to home

Desiree Ralls-Morrison expects her team to be business advisers first, but ones armed with expert legal knowledge

Boston Scientific on Monday said CMS approved its application for a transitional pass-through payment category for single-use endoscopes, including its Exalt Model D duodenoscope, under the Medicare hospital outpatient prospective payment system.

Boston Scientific executives today urged U.S. employees to talk, listen and take action against racism and violence, citing Monday’s death of a black man while in police custody in Minneapolis.

Face shields manufactured by Boston Scientific teams at 12 different sites have reached frontline workers in more than 40 states and territories, including two Native American tribes.

In collaboration with Stanford and industry experts, Boston Scientific manufactured and donated the first run of these innovative face shields.

Boston Scientific signed a virtual power purchase agreement (VPPA) for 42 megawatts of solar power and subscribed to a 12.9-MW community solar portfolio.

At Boston Scientific, their priority has been to protect and aid the health and safety of their employees, their physician customers, and their patients.

The Coventor, developed by a team of engineers and medical school faculty at the University of Minnesota, works in a similar way but will cost roughly $1,000 to produce. Boston Scientific plans to begin manufacturing the devices and selling them at cost.

Boston Scientific, with the FDA's quick OK, will start production in Maple Grove in a month or so.

After several months of voting and a live pitch-off at Google’s campus, Boston Scientific announced the winners of its fifth annual Connected Patient Challenge.

“Many people define success in monetary terms; but I think a true definition of success means more than that,” said David Pierce is executive vice president and president, MedSurg, at Boston Scientific.

Following several acquisitions of European companies, US-based medical manufacturer Boston Scientific has issued its first batch of euro-denominated bonds. David Wigan reports.

For the fifth year in a row, Boston Scientific is recognized on Fortune’s list of the World’s Most Admired Companies, ranking in the top 100 overall.