December 2025 – Axis Spine Technologies (AST), a company focused on advancing spinal surgery through modular implant design and surgical precision, today announced the appointment of Patrick McDonough as Vice President of Sales, U.S., effective December 1, 2025.

Patrick brings more than two decades of experience in the spine industry, with a track record of leading commercial organizations across both established and emerging companies. He has consistently built and developed high-performing sales teams, driven surgeon adoption of new technologies, and played a key role in bringing innovative spine solutions to market. His experience spans the full commercialization lifecycle, from early-stage development through scaled market adoption, with a strong focus on disciplined execution and long-term growth.

In his role at Axis Spine Technologies, Patrick will lead the company’s U.S. commercial strategy and execution, with a focus on expanding market access, strengthening distributor partnerships, and supporting surgeon adoption of the company’s modular ALIF platform.

“I’m energized by this opportunity to help lead Axis Spine’s expansion across the U.S.,” said McDonough. “Axis represents innovation at its best: a team of professionals who are deeply committed to advancing spinal surgery through thoughtful design, clinical precision, and genuine collaboration with surgeon thought leaders. The passion and professionalism of this group are inspiring, and I’m eager to contribute in building our U.S. commercial presence and supporting surgeons who share our drive to improve patient outcomes.”

Axis Spine Technologies continues to build its commercial organization in support of growing interest in its modular approach to anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF), designed to support intraoperative flexibility and alignment-focused surgery.

This appointment marks an important step in the company’s U.S. expansion, reinforcing its commitment to partnering with surgeons and distributors to deliver innovative solutions that address the evolving needs of spine surgery.