Todd R. Minnigh Todd serves as the Chief of Medical Imaging Innovation within Leidos Health Mission Solutions business. His primary responsibility is to help Leidos Healthcare develop innovations that contribute significant value in the medical imaging domain. Before coming to Leidos Todd served as the Chief Marketing and Commercial Officer for GE Healthcare’s Global X-Ray business unit. While there he led the launch of the world’s first artificial intelligence on an imaging device for early indication of critical findings, rebranded the X-ray portfolio, and innovated two medical imaging patent submissions. Before going to GE, Todd held multiple executive roles over his 16 years at Kodak and Carestream Health in the sales, service, and marketing of radiology systems. This included at various times - CR, DR, PACS, RIS, VNA, Printer, and Film products.

CAREER CHRONOLOGY: Chief of Medical Imaging Innovation, Health Mission Solutions, Leidos Inc. Chief Marketing and Commercial Officer, GE Global X-Ray Vice President of Global Service Sales, Carestream Health, Inc. (formerly Kodak Health) Philips Medical Systems, Global Product Marketing Director Cardio IT, Andover, MA Fujifilm Medical Systems, National Marketing Manager, Stamford, CT Agfa Corporation, Imaging Specialist, Chicago, IL & Los Angeles, CA

INNOVATION: US8351568 Long length multiple detector imaging apparatus and method US8019625 Administrative reports for digital radiology departments US7531822 Management of erasure intervals for storage phosphor US6843598 Imaging plate cassette for extended X-ray radiographs US8213572 Retrofittable long-length digital radiography imaging apparatus and method US11284847 X-ray imaging system and method US11324464 Storage slots for digital radiographic detectors Additionally, 4 USPTO Patents pending in Ai, pathology slide scanning, and telepathology

EDUCATION: Executive Education for Sr. Leaders, University of North Carolina, Kenan-Flagler Business School Bachelor of Science (BSc), Imaging PPHT, Rochester Institute of Technology