Leadership Team
Jim DeMaso - President
Prior to founding and leading the Company, Jim DeMaso began his career in the biomedical industry with Instruments for Cardiac Research, and subsequently held engineering leadership positions with Diagnostic Medical Instruments (DMI) and Spacelabs. Jim was at the forefront of the pioneering effort to evolve Holter technology from analog tape-based devices to a digital platform. Jim is a trustee of the International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology (ISCE) and a contributing member of the Cardiac Safety Research Consortium. He has 40+ years in product design experience including ECG digital signal processing and system architecture for software and hardware on globally used medical products.
Craig Sellers – Vice President, Regulatory Affairs
Craig Sellers co-founded Global Instrumentation in 2002 and has since served in pivotal roles including leadership of embedded firmware design, new product development, and regulatory process development. He has 40+ years in electronic product design experience resulting in multiple patents and the successful development and marketing of numerous wireless, digital signal processing, and medical device products. Craig has 30+ years of medical regulatory management experience and has obtained medical device licenses to enable marketing of medical products in over 45 countries. Mr. Sellers holds BSEE, MSES, and MBA degrees.
Scott Myers - Vice President, Operations & Program Management
Scott Myers is a co-founder of Global Instrumentation and performs new product R&D and manages operations. Scott has 34+ years medical device product design and 16+ years managing operations. Scott has an ASEE & BSEE degree.
Doug Linquest – Vice President, Sales & Marketing
Doug has extensive experience in marketing, commercialization, and business development in the medical device industry. Prior to joining Global Instrumentation, Doug was chief marketing officer of HMicro, a Silicon Valley based firm offering semiconductor solutions for wireless wearable healthcare sensors. The majority of Doug’s career was spent at Welch Allyn in the global medical technology business where he held a variety of business leadership positions. He holds a B.A. degree from Colgate University and an M.B.A. from Syracuse University.