The team all have a personal story to tell as to why they got involved in OptiRTP. They share a genuine interest in getting OptiRTP to the world to help those in need.
Career and network spanning multiple industries in NZ and Japan; from start ups to trade sale; public and private sector experience; held a number of CXO-level positions. Over the last 5 years, Jon has worked extensively on the human medtech application (OptiRTP), helping with product development, leading capital raise, relationship management & partner collaboration. Jon has extensive expertise in strategic collaboration, business and channel development, with a huge passion and empathy for helping others. Since April 2024, Jon took over the CEO role of OptiRTP.
With over two decades of proficiency in software, hardware, internet security, and environmental engineering, Bogdan possesses a unique and diverse skill set that encompasses biophysics, information technology, and innovation, reflecting a distinctive combination of technical excellence. Motivated by his father's critical health challengs almost a decade ago, Bogdan embarked on advancing the OptiRTP technology. This aspiration now extends to improving the quality of life for people worldwide.
US-based, Sharyn has worked with Bogdan Anich for over 12 years on all facets of the development of Optimum Bio Innovations Limited (OBIL), focusing on R&D, regulatory, medical and equine development. She has managed the process of steering the company through its regulatory approval process with the FDA and Medsafe NZ. Currently, Sharyn has a major focus on OBET, the equine subsidiary of OBIL, but continues to provide significant support to OBIL in the areas of regulatory, medical and operations.
Byron has established a respected reputation and credibility in NZ's sporting sector. Through his leadership roles with organizations such as NZ Rugby, the Blues, HPSNZ, and Sport NZ, he has developed a deep understanding of the demands of achieving success on the world stage. His tenure as Head of Department at Otago Polytechnic provided valuable experience in managing strategic partnerships and business development. Additionally, Byron has cultivated an extensive network in the high performance sporting sector, both nationally and internationally.
Corbin is a dedicated and resilient New Zealand representative athlete who turned adversity into achievement. After suffering a traumatic workplace accident in 2019, which resulted in severe nerve pain, Corbin channeled his determination into para canoeing. Prior to his accident, he spent a decade working in the roading and construction industry. Despite the challenges, Corbin's tenacity led him to qualify for the Tokyo Paralympics, where he proudly represented New Zealand. His journey is a testament to his strength, perseverance, and unwavering spirit.