Coppell-based eyecare technology provider Neurolens has announced a strategic leadership restructuring to fuel continued growth and innovation.
The company said that along with its strong foundation, the new structure combines seasoned leadership with strategic hires:
Davis Corley, co-founder, returns as CEO to guide future growth.
Gregory Boisse leverages operational expertise to optimize efficiency as SVP of Operations.
Nathan Schomas applies customer focus to modern technology as SVP of Digital Innovation.
Bill Kastein strengthens customer relationships as VP of Strategic Partnerships & Business Development.
Kelly Vaupel expands brand awareness and market reach as VP of marketing.
Eric Patnode empowers employees through leadership and development programs as VP of leadership, learning and development.
Zach Dios drives product innovation as VP of engineering.
Neurolens said it also welcomes:
Katrina Forinash, chief of staff, bringing expertise in strategic execution and change management.
Chris Cahill, VP of Accounting & Finance, strengthening the team with his financial acumen
Continuing leadership includes:
Danny Perales (CFO & COO)
Kaelin Currie (VP, Lab Operations)
Stéphane Arcand (VP, Canada)
The company said this leadership team will guide it in achieving its goals of revolutionizing eye care and establishing a leading position in the industry.
Neurolens said it commercializes breakthrough technology to improve vision care.
Utilizing patented Contoured Prism technology, Neurolenses are the first and only prescription lenses that go beyond visual acuity to provide comfort for many adults who complain of headaches, neck/shoulder pain, and eyestrain when using digital devices, reading, or doing detail work.
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