Dr. Michael Sessler joined E-QURE board of directors

NEW YORK - April 11, 2015 - PRLog -- Dr. Michael Sessler joined E-QURE Corp Board of Directors. Dr. Sessler is an important addition to E-QURE team, having in depth knowledge and experience in global business development coupled with medical understanding of the E-QURE BST and its clinical use.

Sessler began his career as a medical doctor. Beginning his studies with Medical and Clinical courses at Tel-Aviv University in Israel, he went on to study at Rome University where he received his Medicine School Graduate (MD). Also at Rome University, he studied Clinical Project Management, under the guidance of Prof. Rita Levi Montalccini, winner of The Nobel Prize in Physiology in 1986.

Since 1992, Dr. Sessler has held senior managerial positions at the Electra consumer Products part of Elco Group, with over 6,800 employees and sales turnover of $1.12 Bil, Elco is one of Israel's leading corporations. The Group combines private and public companies that deal with infrastructure industries related to the manufacturing of consumer products, sales, marketing, wholesaling and real estate. Beginning in 2000, Dr. Sessler was elevated to Senior Vice President.

Dr. Sessler served as Chairman of the Board of four companies and as director in six, in Spain and Italy. He has taken senior management courses at the Harvard Business School and the Israeli Management Institute as well as at General Electric and the Export Institute


About E-QURE

E-QURE Corp is a OTC QB listed company, developing, manufacturing and marketing the E-QURE BST (Bioelectrical Signal Therapy) that treats and cure chronic wounds such as; pressure ulcers; diabetics foot ulcers; venous stasis ulcers and; hard to heal ulcers. The E-QURE BST device had received few regulatory approvals in different part of the world that is currently being renewed. The company is seeking FDA approval for the device to start marketing in the US.

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