Scott Bruder
Chief Regulatory Advisor
Scott has enjoyed a long and distinguished career in the discovery, development, and commercialization of products to diagnose and treat patients around the world. He founded BCVG in 2015 after 25 years in the industrial sector, serving as the CSO & CMO for Stryker Corporation, and as the CTO at Becton, Dickinson & Company. Previously, at Johnson & Johnson, his team built a portfolio of musculoskeletal tissue repair products for the DePuy franchise before establishing J&J Regenerative Therapeutics. Dr. Bruder's inventions, technologies, and teams have launched dozens of products, earning billions of dollars for his employers and patent licensors. In support of the US FDA, he also served as the Industry Member on their “Advisory Committee on Cellular, Tissue, and Gene Therapies”. He has published more than 125 original articles, book chapters, and abstracts, and lectured extensively around the world.
Dr. Bruder is the recipient of numerous international honors and is the only industry scientist to receive the Kappa Delta Award from the AAOS, the Marshall R. Urist Award for Tissue Regeneration Research from the ORS and the Pierre Galletti Award from AIMBE. In addition to his tenure through industry, Dr. Bruder has maintained an active academic presence, serving as an Adjunct Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and Biomedical Engineering at Case Western Reserve University, after post-graduate clinical training at Albert Einstein Medical Center and the University of Pennsylvania. Scott received both his MD and PhD (stem cell biology) from Case, working in the laboratory of Prof. Arnold Caplan, after earning an Honors Sc.B. at Brown University, working in the laboratory of Dr. Roy Aaron. An avid skier, jazz pianist, devoted husband and dedicated father, Scott’s core beliefs are based on the principles of passion, commitment and discipline.