ANJAN PANNEER SELVAM, PhD

Chief Technology Officer

Dr. Anjan Panneer Selvam, Ph.D. co-founded VitalTech, Inc. He designs the technical strategy and oversees the engineering, product, and design teams that are responsible for delivering hardware and software at the heart of VitalTech’s innovative product portfolio. Anjan is an inventor on over 25 patents and patent applications and has published more than 30 papers in high impact scientific journals. Dr. Panneer Selvam holds a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Texas System. 

PETER IANACE

Chief Operating Officer

Peter has over 20 years of experience leading high growth teams at Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch. At VitalTech, Peter has played an integral role in developing the company’s product portfolio. His team-building experience fosters a customer-first mindset that resonates throughout the organization. He has a strong background in financial analysis and in managing key relationships.

BRANDON JACKSON, MBA

Chief Financial Officer

Brandon brings over a decade of financial, accounting systems and strategic planning leadership experience within the healthcare industry to his role at VitalTech. He is focused on improving the financial operations of the enterprise through strategic planning, innovative analytics, workflow development and working capital management. Brandon has a deep knowledge of data system design and scaling, including big data logistics and IoT. He holds an MBA in Finance from Tianjin University of Finance and Economics.

ERNIE IANACE

EVP, Sales and Marketing

Ernie has over 30 years of extensive sales, marketing and management experience. His strengths include global strategic alliances, large carrier sales, multi-year sourcing contracts, and launching new markets and products. He holds a track record of driving revenues in aggressive timeframes. He has held executive positions at Siemens, Efficient Networks, NoMagic and 3Com Corp. 

GLENN HAMILTON, MD

Chief Medical Advisor

Dr. Hamilton served for 30 years as Professor and Chair in the Department of Emergency Medicine, Wright State University School of Medicine and is Professor Emeritus. He edited three textbooks and published over 150 papers and articles. His long-standing interest in Remote Patient Monitoring began with the problem of measuring performance in extreme environments and situations, as experienced by police, fire, EMS, and military personnel. He is trained and Board-certified in Internal and Emergency Medicine.