John is President and CEO of Zerigo health. He has over 35 years in Med Tech, which includes extensive global experience in the commercialization of innovative medical technologies. Prior to joining Zerigo, he was President and CEO of Global Kinetics Corporation, an Australian digital health company focused on Parkinson’s Disease. Before that, he served as President and CEO of Monteris Medical, where he oversaw development to commercialization of their MRI guided robotically controlled laser surgical system. During his tenure the company developed the world’s first MR compatible surgical robot.

John was also Chief Commercialization Officer for BÂRRX Medical where he led a major expansion of global commercial capabilities, achieving greater than $40M annual revenue before its acquisition by Covidien in 2012. Prior to that he was President and CEO of Softscope Medical Technologies, a clinical stage GI company he led until its acquisition by Fujifilm Japan.

Earlier in his industry career, John held senior management positions at ev3 Inc., ACMI Corporation, and various international and domestic leadership positions within Boston Scientific. Prior to his commercial career, he served 7 years as a U.S. Marine Corps pilot. He received a B.A. in both Political Science and History (Summa Cum Laude) from Long Island University.

Frank has over 25 years of medical device leadership and experience in Aesthetics, Dermatology, Gastroenterology, General Surgery, Gynecology & Urology. He has a record of successfully growing companies by working closely with physicians, analyzing the market need, innovating new products & then working with internal teams on execution excellence, sales & profitability.

Just prior to Zerigo, he was CEO & President of Epica International, a developer, manufacturer and seller of advanced CT and Robotic systems. At Epica, in 4 years, he transformed the company’s focus & products to include their first 510(k) human medical CT, grew sales from $13M to $27M and generated positive EBITDA.

Prior to Epica, Frank as CEO & President of the plastic surgery/dermatology RF & laser company, Ellman International, grew sales from $19M to $29M. He thereafter sold Ellman to market leader Cynosure.

Frank also co-led the sale of ACMI Corp. to Gyrus Group PLC for $500M, 18x EBITDA and played a lead role in 5 other M&A deals, throughout his career, on both the sell and buy side.

Frank has launched over 250+ new products & break-through technologies (CMOS video, LED illumination endoscopy and RF sealing / cutting); directed production at 5 facilities worldwide and led clinical groups including surgical procedure development, clinical studies & reimbursement.

Frank started his medical device career at American Hospital Supply Corporation and prior thereof his technology career at United Technologies Advance Engineering group. Frank has over 40 issued or pending USA and foreign patents.

Ms. Kotcher brings to Zerigo Health over 25 years of healthcare experience in the medical device field with a focus on managed care contracting, provider relations, reimbursement, healthcare policy, and health economics. Most recently, she served as Senior Director, U.S. Market Access and Reimbursement for Hearflow, and previously worked in market access leadership roles at iRhythm, CardioDx, Pathworks Diagnostics, and Dexcom.

Stacy has been in and around technology and advisory services for her entire career. Over the past decade she has focused solely on healthcare and the digital health space. She brings a depth of experience working with clients to deliver successful solutions that have impact with patients and members. She has been part of executive leadership to build teams, refine processes, and define service models designed to deliver results for clients. Her style of working closely with clients in a collaborative and solution-oriented environment has cultivated strong and trust-based relationships. Most recently, Stacy served as Senior Director, Client Success at Livongo Health (now Teladoc). As an early member of the Livongo team, Stacy was instrumental in serving the most strategic of clients, the development of client servicing solutions, growing the business, and building and developing the client team. During her Livongo tenure, Stacy led work in all stages of the business from start-up to post-IPO. Prior to Livongo, Stacy held various operational and program management roles at Allscripts, a leader in healthcare IT serving the spectrum of healthcare providers. Before Allscripts, Stacy served as a management consultant, building and implementing solutions to enhance client business performance. Stacy is a graduate of the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. She lives in Chicago where she is an avid runner and cook.