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Albert T. Kelley
– President, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman
akelley@openmedtech.com
Mr. Kelley joined
the technology team in June 2001 and founded the company in February 2002. He
has more than twenty-five years of global senior management and lead investor
experience in the healthcare and medical technology industry including senior
positions as President & CEO at Applied Fiberoptics,
COO at General Orthopedics, Vice-President of International Operations at Biolink Corporation, Vice-President of Marketing and
Sales at Zoll Medical Corporation and Director of
Marketing and Sales at Catheter Technology Corporation. Zoll
Medical (NASDAQ:ZOLL) was described in The Wall Street Journal as one of the
most successful IPO’s of 1992 and Catheter Technology, a start-up, was
sold to Bard (now Tyco-NYSE:TYC) for 60 times earnings. Mr. Kelley has a BA
from University of Massachusetts at Amherst and an MBA from Pace University
in New York City.
Mr. Kelley was a founding board member of the Massachusetts Medical Device
Industry Council (MassMEDIC).
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Bernard Maury - Executive Vice
President and Treasurer
bmaury@openmedtech.com
Mr. Maury joined
the technology team in January 1999 and the company in February 2002. He is
responsible for managing the engineering and technical operations of the
Company, including supervision of support and service activities. Previously
Mr. Maury was the President of Marison Information
Systems; a company engaged in marketing and implementing information
technology systems to governmental and corporate entities in West Africa. From 1996 through 1997, Mr. Maury was Vice
President of CGI-Systems, an IBM Company. He was responsible for developing
and establishing the Lotus Notes practice of CGI-Systems in North
America. The practice specialized in the development of
groupware and e-commerce applications based on technologies such as Lotus
Notes, Domino, Internet and Networking. From 1979 to 1996, Mr. Maury was
employed by CGI-Informatique and by its U.S. subsidiary, CGI-Systems, in
a series of successively more responsible positions beginning as Systems
Engineer and Project Manager, advancing through Technical Manager and
Director of Client Services Division to Vice President of the Northeast
Division. As Vice President Northeast Division, Mr. Maury developed a
substantial Lotus Notes practice for CGI-Systems, which he continued to
expand under the IBM umbrella after IBM acquired CGI-Systems in 1996 and
subsequently acquired Lotus. Mr. Maury was educated in France, obtaining a Master of Science degree
in Engineering from Arts et Metiers in Paris.
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