Thomas Tovello: A Leader in Financial Strategy
Thomas Tovello joins Neuros Medical from Edwards Lifesciences, where he arrived through the company’s acquisition of Endotronix. At Endotronix, he served as Senior Vice President of Finance & Administration and played a pivotal role in positioning the company for its acquisition by Edwards.
A seasoned business leader with a proven track record of driving strategic growth across the pharmaceutical and med-tech sectors, Tovello brings deep expertise in mergers and acquisitions, capital formation, and financial strategy. Over the course of his career, he has secured significant venture and non-dilutive funding and is known for building high-performing teams and scalable financial systems that support companies through periods of rapid growth.
“Tom is an outstanding addition to the Neuros leadership team,” said David Veino, President & Chief Executive Officer of Neuros Medical. “His tremendous experience and background in growth-stage med-tech, combined with his collaborative, thought-partnership style, make him exactly the right leader to help guide our next chapter. As we scale commercial adoption of ALTIUS and expand access for the amputee community, we need a financial leader who understands both the discipline required to build durable systems and the vision required to seize the right strategic moments. Tom has repeatedly delivered on both, and I am thrilled to welcome him to Neuros.”
Tovello holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Finance from Eastern Illinois University and a Master of Business Administration from Northern Illinois University. He was a Certified Public Accountant in the State of Illinois from 2009 to 2024 (currently on inactive status).
“I am thrilled to join the Neuros Medical team at such a pivotal time in the company’s growth. The team’s dedication to advancing the Altius system and delivering meaningful relief to patients living with chronic pain is truly inspiring. I look forward to working alongside leadership to scale the business, drive operational excellence, and ultimately improve the quality of life for the patients and families we serve,” said Tovello.