BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chairman
John J. O'Conner

Donald John joined the board in April of 2007 and was elected Chairman and special adviser at that time. He was previously a Vice Chairman at PricewaterhouseCoopers where he had responsibility for their lines of service, marketing and operations. He spent 33 years at PwC and had previously served as the head of the US audit practice and managing partner of the Boston office. He lead the development of PwC’s Health Industries practice a leading provider of services to the healthcare industry. He serves on the board of Aspect Medical Solutions and is a Trustee at Dana Farber Cancer Institute.

Donald Emery

Donald Emery was also an executive at Software 2000/Infinium. He was the Vice-Chairman of the Board and early investor in the company. Sandwiched around a ten year career on Wall Street as an investment banker, the majority of his professional career has been spent as an entrepreneur. Don is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Business School and his forte is corporate finance and business strategy. He has been an entrepreneur and private investor in startups for more than thirty years, beginning with the startup of importer-retailer Pier One Imports, a New York Stock Exchange Company.

Ted Theodores

In 1998, Ted retired from EG&G, Inc. as Vice President, Corporate Business Development and Mergers and Acquisitions. His function included the search, evaluation, negotiation, and structuring of strategic partnerships, acquisitions, divestitures and venture capital investments. His business development responsibilities included participation in the management of major competitive-bid government facilities service contracts such as the Kennedy Space Center. He has served on several high-technology corporate Boards and since his retirement has continued to provide business development consulting services. He is currently a Director on three other corporate Boards and is Director of Development and enthusiastic participant in the art-related activities of the Cape Cod Art Association.

John M. Sloane

John Sloane was the technical visionary and co-founder of Software 2000-Infinium Software in Hyannis, MA. John is a native of Belfast, Ireland and graduated from the Queens University of Belfast, with a BS degree in Economics in 1971, from Bristol University, (Bristol, U.K.) in 1973, with a postgraduate Dip. Ed. in mathematics, and from Boston University with an MS in Computer Science in 1987. After leaving Infinium, John has been a managing director in the Clarence Funds, an early stage venture capital fund.

Michael Benoit 

Michael brings a technical background to mTuitive with degrees in both Instrumentation/Process Control and Electrical Engineering. He started out as a digital hardware designer in data communications but quickly moved on to technical software development. In the early 80's he founded New England based Vista High Tech Resources which was acquired in 1998 by DPRC/Compuware. Since that time he has participated as an Angel investor, early Board Member and Technical Advisor.  The highlight of his young angel investor career is highlighted by the acquisition of Angiolink, Inc. by Medtronic in 2004 for $84 million.

Hal Weiner 

Hal has over 40 years experience in the worldwide healthcare information systems field including sales, marketing, development, consulting, implementation, and strategic planning. He has an extensive knowledge of the healthcare informatics market including hardware, software, product requirements, and healthcare and laboratory information systems vendors. He was Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Advanced Laboratory Systems, Inc., and Director of Product Marketing for HBOC. He is currently the President of Weiner Consulting Services, which he founded in 1998. He writes the monthly Newsbytes column for CAP Today and is a speaker at healthcare conferences and symposiums.