Birner names interim chairman

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Jun 26, 2018

The Birner Dental Management Services Board of Directors has elected Joshua Horowitz as interim chairman of the board.

Horowitz is a professional investor and has been on the Birner board since 2017. He replaces Frederic Birner, the co-founder of Birner who served as the company's chairman since 1995.

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