Richard Davis is serving as a board member and President of MedEyes. He attended Nashville Institute of Technology where he graduated with honors. Richard has a strong background in manufacturing and commercial product development. He has worked to develop and bring a variety of products to market through specific product enhancements and by continually improving manufacturing processes.

Darrell Cutts is serving as the Board Chair of MedEyes. He completed his university training at Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, and Mercer University (MBA) and is currently serving as President and CEO of Piedmont's Fayette Community Hospital. This hospital has been listed in the “Top 100 Hospitals in America” for the past several years. He served as Medical Administrator of the 1996 Olympics and was recently named “CEO of the Year” by

Juan C. Villa is serving as the Chief Technical Officer for MedEyes. He graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA with Highest Honors in 2010 with a B.S. in Computer Engineering. He has worked at the Georgia Tech Research Institute on cutting edge military contracts and analysis. He has participated in various research projects that include vision arrays and defense ecosystems and has led various hardware and software related

Duncan Osborn is serving as Vice President of Business Development at MedEyes. He graduated first in his class with a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, then earned his Masters in International Business with a specialty in Entrepreneurship from HEC Paris, the #1-ranked European business school. An experienced entrepreneur, Duncan has launched several companies in fields ranging from enterprise security to inter

Ron Knight is serving as a board member for MedEyes. In this position, he is using his legal insights and prior experiences to reduce product liabilities and to also reduce the malpractice liabilities of the hospitals and nursing homes that buy or lease MedEyes products. He completed a Law Degree at Emory University and became a practicing trial attorney. He served as Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia and received a pres