Who We Are.

Jacqueline Lee is a purpose-driven technology executive with over 20 years of experience leading organizational growth, digital transformation, and systemic innovation. A Memorial University alumna (B.Comm) and CPA, she brings a unique blend of financial acumen and visionary leadership to the healthcare sector—utilizing analytical rigor and bold thinking to drive meaningful, large-scale change. Notably, Jacqueline played a pivotal role as an executive leader in the successful acquisition of SkyHawk Telematics by TELUS in 2019, a landmark exit that remains a cornerstone success story for the regional technology ecosystem.

As CEO of PolyUnity, Jacqueline is redefining the future of healthcare through additive manufacturing and digital innovation. She is the primary architect of the company's mission to build sustainable, locally driven supply chain solutions that strengthen healthcare systems, improve provincial access, and drastically reduce operational waste. Her leadership is centered on the belief that technology should serve as a bridge to more resilient communities, particularly within the Atlantic Canadian landscape.

A respected leader within the regional ecosystem, Jacqueline has served as Chair of her province's technology association and is a dedicated mentor to emerging entrepreneurs. Beyond her corporate mandates, she is a relentless advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion; she co-founded Tequity+, a women's peer network that has grown to over 350 members since 2022. By uniting leaders across industries, she works to dismantle systemic barriers in STEM, ensuring that innovation and inclusion thrive together.

Mark Gillingham is a seasoned operational leader and strategist with a proven track record of scaling complex organizations and driving commercial excellence. A Memorial University alumnus holding both an Engineering degree and an MBA, Mark combines technical precision with sophisticated business strategy to oversee the execution of PolyUnity's commercial vision. Before joining PolyUnity, Mark was a key member of the leadership team that steered SkyHawk Telematics through its successful acquisition by TELUS in 2019, demonstrating his ability to build companies to a national standard of excellence.

As President, Mark leads PolyUnity's operational strategy, focusing on the expansion of a digital supply chain network that challenges traditional procurement models. He is an expert at navigating multi-stakeholder environments, building the infrastructure necessary for rapid technological adoption across diverse markets. His leadership is defined by a commitment to operational integrity and the creation of high-performing teams that can solve complex logistical problems in real-time.

Mark is deeply invested in the growth of the Atlantic Canadian innovation corridor, leveraging local talent and advanced manufacturing to build a self-sustaining regional economy. He believes that by streamlining the path from technical concept to implementation, PolyUnity can fundamentally change the economics of healthcare. His focus remains on building a resilient, Newfoundland-led organization that competes and wins on a global stage.

Stephen Ryan is a visionary clinical leader dedicated to bridging the gap between frontline healthcare challenges and transformative technological solutions. A Medical Doctor and former family physician, Stephen holds a Master of Public Health and is an alumnus of both Memorial University and the University of York (UK). This rare combination of clinical practice and health systems expertise ensures that PolyUnity's innovations are grounded in medical necessity and long-term operational excellence.

As Chief Medical Officer, Stephen serves as the vital link between the engineering floor and the clinical environment. He is instrumental in identifying systemic inefficiencies within healthcare supply chains and translating them into opportunities for additive manufacturing. His leadership ensures that digital inventory solutions do not just reduce costs, but directly improve the delivery of patient care by putting essential, customized tools back in the hands of providers exactly when they are needed most.

Stephen is a vocal advocate for "clinician-led innovation," empowering healthcare providers to solve local problems through modern technology. He frequently collaborates with clinical stakeholders and health authorities to modernize traditional procurement models, ensuring the system is more responsive to the needs of both patients and staff. Driven by a passion for public health, he is focused on ensuring that PolyUnity's technology serves as a catalyst for a more efficient and equitable healthcare system.