Natus Executive and Leadership Team

Chris Landon, the Chief Executive Officer at Natus, directs the overarching corporate strategy and global business trajectory. Landon oversees the integration of medical device solutions across newborn care, neurology, and sleep disorder markets. By aligning internal research and development with clinical needs, the Chief Executive Officer ensures the company maintains a competitive edge in the medical technology sector. This leadership role involves constant engagement with the Board to drive long-term value and operational excellence. Through the expansion of market reach across international territories, Landon secures the financial health of the organization. The Chief Executive Officer prioritizes the delivery of high-quality diagnostic tools to healthcare facilities worldwide. Chris Landon maintains a focus on sustainable growth while fostering a culture of innovation. Ultimately, Landon guides the entire enterprise toward achieving superior patient outcomes in the treatment of central nervous and sensory system disorders.

Michael Owens, the Chief Technology Officer at Natus, architects the technical roadmap for advanced diagnostic and monitoring platforms. Owens manages the engineering teams responsible for developing hardware and software solutions for epilepsy, neurosurgery, and neuromuscular disease detection. By prioritizing the integration of cutting-edge sensor technology, the Chief Technology Officer enhances the precision of medical screening tools. This role requires close collaboration with clinical experts to translate complex medical requirements into scalable product designs. Michael Owens drives the innovation cycle, ensuring that all technological advancements meet rigorous regulatory standards for global healthcare markets. Through the optimization of data processing capabilities, the Chief Technology Officer improves the diagnostic speed for clinicians. Owens maintains a focus on future-proofing the product portfolio against evolving industry demands. By leading technical initiatives, Owens ensures the company remains at the forefront of medical device engineering and patient care technology.

Linda Quinlivan, the Vice President, Strategy & Chief Marketing Officer, Clinical Affairs at Natus, directs the strategic positioning and clinical messaging for the entire product suite. Quinlivan oversees the alignment of marketing initiatives with clinical evidence to support the adoption of newborn care and hearing impairment solutions. By analyzing market trends and clinical data, the Vice President, Strategy & Chief Marketing Officer, Clinical Affairs identifies new opportunities for growth in the neurological sector. This leadership role involves managing the communication of clinical benefits to healthcare providers and hospital systems. Linda Quinlivan drives the development of educational programs that highlight the efficacy of medical devices in treating sensory system disorders. Through the coordination of global marketing campaigns, the Vice President, Strategy & Chief Marketing Officer, Clinical Affairs expands the brand presence in key international markets. Quinlivan ensures that clinical affairs remain central to the company's value proposition and long-term strategic planning.

Nathan Rucker, the Chief Operations Officer at Natus, directs the global supply chain and manufacturing processes for all medical device lines. Rucker oversees the production facilities and logistics networks that ensure the timely delivery of diagnostic equipment to hospitals and clinics. By optimizing manufacturing efficiency, the Chief Operations Officer maintains high quality standards while managing costs across the entire product lifecycle. This role involves coordinating with procurement and distribution teams to mitigate risks in the global supply chain. Nathan Rucker drives operational improvements that support the scaling of production for neurosurgical and sleep disorder products. Through the implementation of lean manufacturing principles, the Chief Operations Officer enhances the overall productivity of the organization. Rucker ensures that operational workflows remain aligned with the company's commitment to patient safety and reliability. By managing the physical infrastructure and resource allocation, Rucker supports the company's ability to meet the growing demand for specialized medical technology.