MedItrust Human Team

Multidisciplinary profiles and people for the challenges of the future

Joe is a graduate in economics, german, and french, with qualifications in spanish, finance and electronics.

In addition to fluency in 4 languages, he has lived for 5 years in Germany, 3 years in France, 1 year in Portugal, and now 20 years in Spain, based in Madrid.

He worked for 10 years in export sales and service of complex electronic textile machinery, before joining Tunstall Healthcare as International Director. He managed acquisitions for Tunstall in Ireland, Belgium, and in 2004 in Spain and France, when he moved to Madrid.

He founded Tunstall Ibérica, and managed the acquisition of Televida in 2013, to create one of Tunstall's most successful overseas subsidiaries, expanding into home vital life signs monitoringwith projects for a major pharmaceutical and in Latin America.

In 2016 he founded his own company, Victrix Solutions, which developed a Telehealthcare Software Platform, sold to Careium AB in 2022. He is also European consultant to the UK-based Revolution-ZERO Surgical Medical Textiles company.

Joe’s original motivation for learning languages was to empathise and relate to people from different cultures, and these values he has applied to end users and to colleagues and employees throughout his career. He firmly believes that the key to successful implementation of new technologies means supporting the people who provide and use the services.

Israel has a degree in industrial engineering (University of Zaragoza).

He has extensive experience in large and small engineering projects as manager of energy products at Endesa Energía, electrical installations, civil works, gas and renewables for the business sector and new construction at a national level.

He has been responsible for the finance, control and monitoring of energy efficiency installations in operation for companies and large clients in central and southern Spain, Portugal and France at Endesa Energía, and has led technological innovation project initiatives in Spain and Portugal, including process improvement in customer service and business channels, renewables, energy efficiency, AI, blockchain and cybersecurity.

He is a member of the industry commission of the Madrid College of Industrial Engineers, and has been team leader of the Ministry of Agriculture's Map project on efficient water use and energy efficiency.

Israel's first consideration when preparing a new project is who the users are and who the service providers are. This may seem surprising for a highly qualified engineer, but his experience over the years has shown on numerous occasions that people are a much more important factor for success than technology itself.

Tom has a doctorate in physiology, anatomy and genetics from the university of Oxford, and holds advanced qualifications in clinical biochemistry. He is an experienced clinician and medical technologist driven to make positive sustainable impacts at scale across healthcare, and has worked extensively in developing telehealth and wellbeing software.

He has broad clinical and management experience having worked across industry, government, the NHS and the New Zealand, Australian and US healthcare systems for almost three decades, including founding and selling his own telehealthcare software platform company.

Tom’s priority is to use technologies to optimise healthcare, using his medical training and expertise to reach as many people as possible. He founded Revolution-ZERO reusable surgical textiles as a B-Corp, focusing on community benefit and on employees, as well as business stakeholders.

Pedro has a degree in Law from the university of Seville, and throughout his career he has held senior management positions in public administration.

In the water utility sector, he was managing director of the aljarafe joint venture (ALJARAFESA), president of the water Supply and sanitation association of the autonomous community of Andalusia, and vice-president of the spanish water supply and sanitation association.

In the andalusian regional government's social services department, he was deputy director general of the andalusian institute of social services, secretary general of the andalusian institute of social services, deputy ¡director general of economic benefits, centres and institutions of the IASS, managing director of the andalusian foundation of social services, taking on the creation, organisation and design of the strategy, which created a workforce of 1,400 employees and annual budgets that exceeded 100 million euros. He was vice-councillor of the department of social affairs of the regional government of andalusia.

When creating the andalusian association of social services and dependency, Pedro had to manage both the team of technologists and service providers, as well as attend to users who today number more than 250,000, establishing an excellent reputation as a people manager and providing care for vulnerable elderly people.

Steve has operated at the forefront of the TEC sector for most of his career starting with a technical design/support role at Davis Safety in the early 1980’s. He has focused upon commercial/product management activities and has held managing director/CEO/VP roles in some of the most recognised companies in the sector including, modern vitalcall, tunstall group, cirrus (now appello) and welbeing. Following the sale of the welbeing business to doro AB of Sweden Steve was asked to take on the vice president of care role within the company where he was responsible for telecare alarm receiving centres in the UK, Sweden, and Norway as well as telecare equipment sales throughout the rest of Europe. Steve holds an MBA.

Steve is a household name in the UK telecare market, and is well known and respected by colleagues and competitors alike. Unusually for a technical expert, his first thoughts are to empathise with service providers and end users regarding innovations, which is a testament to his commitment to people.