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Cutting
Edge Leadership
Sword Diagnostics has drawn its leadership team from among the best
of the industry leaders in diagnostic technology.
Management Team
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David Dingott:
President & Founder
Mr. Dingott is a Fortune-100 trained business leader with
25 years experience identifying, creating and leading business
opportunities from concept to market. Mr. Dingott was president
and co-founder of award winning OpenReach (now part of Corentè)
named to Fortune Magazine’s 2001 ‘Top 100 New
Companies to Watch’ list. Mr. Dingott received his masters
in engineering from Columbia University and undergraduate
degree in engineering and computer science from Polytechnic
Institute of New York.
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Neal Siegel,
Ph.D: Chief Scientist
Dr. Siegel spent 19 years as a scientist in Abbott Laboratories
Diagnostics Division, where he became a level 1 scientist,
a position requiring CEO-approval. He received his Ph.D. from
Michigan State University and performed postdoctoral work
with the Veteran’s Administration of St. Louis and the
Department of Internal Medicine, St. Louis University as an
NIH National Research Service Fellow. Dr. Siegel served as
President of the Clinical Ligand Assay Society and is an Adjunct
Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern University.
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Mitch Gaver:
Director of Business Development and Marketing
Mr. Gaver is an experienced marketer in the life sciences
industry, In his 17 years of marketing, he has been heavily
involved in bringing new detection technologies to market
in large companies such as Amersham (GE) and Pierce (Thermo
Fisher), as well as start up companies such as Quantum Dot
Corporation and DiscoveRx Corporation. He has been involved
in the launch of numerous detection technologies, such as
quantum dots,,LEADseeker, CyDyes, HitHunter cAMP Assays and
protein arrays. Mr. Gaver has an MBA and BS in biology from
the University of Iowa.
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Samar Kundu,
Ph.D (Chemistry), D.Sc. (Biochemistry): Senior Scientist
Dr. Kundu was in the employ of Abbot Labs for 23 years in
medical diagnostics research and development as a Project
and Lab Manager. Dr. Kundu was inducted as a Volweiler Research
Fellow with eight US patents and 65 publications in books
and journals. He has served as a World Health Organization
Consultant in Immunodiagnostics and enjoyed nine years of
teaching at Baylor University and Albert Einstein College
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