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- Advanced Human Imaging (AHI) appoints former wellteq Digital Health CEO Scott Montgomery as its new CEO following shareholder approval of the acquisition of wellteq
- The company believes that Mr Montgomery is well positioned to take the reins with over 20 years of healthcare industry experience around the world under his belt
- AHI’s Co-Founder, Katherine Iscoe, has resigned from the CEO position but will remain on the board as Executive Director
- Additionally, former wellteq Chairman Peter Vaughan will join the AHI Board as a Non-Executive Director
- Shares in AHI ended the day 6.38 per cent in the green at 10 cents.
Advanced Human Imaging (AHI) has appointed former wellteq Digital Health CEO Scott Montgomery as its new CEO following shareholder approval of the acquisition of wellteq.
The company believes that Mr Montgomery is well positioned to take the reins with over 20 years of healthcare industry experience around the world under his belt.
Commenting on his appointment, Mr Montgomery said his three professional passions are people, business and healthcare which he has “passionately built” his career leading teams incorporating these three elements.
“Digital health solutions are experiencing increased demand worldwide, so I am incredibly enthusiastic about leading such an innovative health technology as Advanced Human Imaging at this time as its CEO,” Mr Montgomery said.
“Our team is freshly energised integrating technologies from two recent acquisitions and as a group we are all focused on deploying this new technology for fast-growing global market share.”
The health-tech company also announced its Co-Founder Katherine Iscoe has resigned from the CEO position but will remain on the board as Executive Director.
Additionally, former wellteq Chairman Peter Vaughan will join the AHI Board as a Non-Executive Director.
In separate news, AHI announced this afternoon that wellteq has obtained the final order of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Canada, approving the transaction. The parties expect the transaction will close in early December.
Shares in AHI ended the day 6.38 per cent in the green at 10 cents.
