Dr Carl Barratt has been the Managing Director of Monica since its incorporation and has 15 years experience of developing high-tech products and managing projects for both multi-national and start-up electronics companies. In addition to substantive industrial experience, Carl's research focused on internet-based telemedicine and wearable medical devices, a vital aspect of the future for fECG monitoring and healthcare in general.

Dr Jean-François Piéri has been the Technical Director of Monica Healthcare since its incorporation. He received a First Class honours degree in Electronic Engineering at 'Institut National des Sciences Appliquées' in Lyon, France and completed a PhD in 2 years in fECG monitoring at The University of Nottingham in 1999, developing the Care2000 ambulatory fetal recorder. Before joining Monica Healthcare, Jean-François has been employed by Thales. He was a lead software and systems engineer, managing large projects including the development of an X-ray flat panel for the radiological imaging industry.

Dr Terence Martin has considerable experience and contacts in medical device markets, including posts as Marketing Director with Sonicaid Ltd, Business Director with Oxford Medical Ltd and Business Development Manager for GE Medical Perinatal Business (EU & Middle East). Terence has been instrumental in guiding Monica's market strategy and the development of its distribution channels.

Professor Barrie Hayes-Gill is one of the original inventors of the abdominal fECG technology at Monica and has been highly proactive in obtaining funding to explore its commercial potential. Professor Hayes-Gill initially worked in industry as a Senior Engineer at Texas Instruments, AEI semiconductor devices and Marconi Electronic Devices specialising in the design and manufacture of high volume integrated circuits for medical instrumentation and telecommunication applications. Following this, he joined The University of Nottingham where he has explored his research interests in biomedical electronics and integrated circuit design, returning to industry whenever possible to keep up to date with the latest innovations in industry (including a spell with Sony Semiconductor). Professor Hayes-Gill has published over 250 papers, holds thirteen patents on medical electronic devices and has managed grants of approximately €10 Million.

Steve Jones (FCMA) has over 23 years board level experience in a variety of finance, commercial and general management roles. His early career was in the automotive, logistics and business sevice sectors. Since 2002 he has been working with a variety of SMEs in different sectors, and is also on the board of Cellaura Technologies Ltd, Food and Drug Analytical Services Ltd and Regentec Ltd.