Teledyne FLIR Executive and Leadership Team

Ronald Stern, the Chief Financial Officer, Software at Teledyne FLIR, manages the fiscal architecture supporting the company's digital and software-defined imaging platforms. Stern directs capital allocation strategies to ensure robust investment in infrared camera software and video analytics development. By overseeing financial planning and analysis for the software division, the Chief Financial Officer, Software maintains alignment between R&D expenditures and long-term market growth objectives. This leadership role involves rigorous oversight of software licensing revenue streams and operational efficiency across North American and European markets. Ronald Stern evaluates complex financial data to optimize resource distribution, ensuring the organization remains competitive in the rapidly evolving thermal imaging landscape. Through precise budgetary control and strategic financial forecasting, the Chief Financial Officer, Software secures the necessary capital to scale advanced diagnostic software solutions, ultimately driving sustainable profitability and supporting the broader mission of providing high-performance security technology to diverse global industries.

Daniel Manitakos, the President, Surveillance at Teledyne FLIR, executes the strategic vision for the company's expansive surveillance and security product portfolio. Manitakos directs global operations, ensuring that thermal imaging and threat detection systems reach critical defense and public safety markets effectively. Overseeing the entire surveillance division, the President, Surveillance manages cross-functional teams to optimize manufacturing output and distribution efficiency. This leadership role involves high-level coordination with the Board to align product offerings with evolving global security threats. Daniel Manitakos drives market expansion initiatives, focusing on the deployment of advanced diagnostics and video analytics across diverse geographic regions. By fostering a culture of operational excellence, the President, Surveillance ensures that the organization meets the complex needs of industrial and government clients. Through consistent focus on growth and product reliability, the President, Surveillance maintains the company's reputation for delivering high-quality, mission-critical security solutions to users operating in demanding environments.

Paul Clayton, the President & Division General Manager, OEM at Teledyne FLIR, oversees the strategic direction and operational performance of the Original Equipment Manufacturer division. Clayton directs the development and supply of thermal imaging components to third-party manufacturers, ensuring seamless integration into various industrial and defense platforms. By managing the OEM division, the President & Division General Manager, OEM drives revenue growth through high-volume partnerships and specialized diagnostic technology sales. This leadership role requires close collaboration with engineering and sales teams to tailor infrared solutions for specific client requirements across global markets. Paul Clayton evaluates market trends to identify new opportunities for component integration, ensuring the division remains at the forefront of the imaging industry. Through rigorous management of supply chain logistics and product quality, the President & Division General Manager, OEM supports the company's broader mission of providing essential thermal imaging technology to a wide range of professional sectors.

D'Arcy Davidson, the Chief Technology Officer, Unit At Flir 360 Surveillance at Teledyne FLIR, architects the technical roadmap for advanced 360-degree threat detection and infrared surveillance systems. Davidson drives the integration of visible-light imaging and video analytics into comprehensive security solutions for defense and public safety clients. Overseeing the engineering teams, the Chief Technology Officer, Unit At Flir 360 Surveillance ensures that product development cycles meet stringent performance standards for marine and wildlife management applications. This leadership role requires constant collaboration with hardware and software departments to maintain technological superiority in global markets. D'Arcy Davidson evaluates emerging sensor technologies to enhance the precision of threat detection capabilities. By prioritizing innovation in thermal imaging, the Chief Technology Officer, Unit At Flir 360 Surveillance strengthens the company's position as a leader in security solutions, ensuring that all technical outputs align with the operational requirements of government and industrial partners worldwide.