Laurent Nodé-Langlois Joins Spineart as Chief Technology Officer

Spineart SA has welcomed a new executive team member, appointing Laurent Nodé-Langlois as chief technology officer.

In his new role, Laurent will be based in the United States to lead the company’s strategic initiatives in enabling technologies, focusing on digital surgical planning, navigation, and robotics.

Nodé-Langlois has more than 25 years of experience in biomechanics, surgical navigation, innovation, and intellectual property. Before joining Spineart, he was managing director at General Electric, playing a pivotal role in advancing GE Healthcare’s 3D imaging and navigation technologies.

“We are delighted to welcome Laurent Nodé-Langlois to Spineart as our chief technology officer,” Spineart CEO Jerome Trividic said. “His extensive expertise and track record in leading transformative advancements in enabling technologies will be instrumental as we continue to innovate and expand our capabilities in spine surgery.”

As chief technology officer, Laurent will oversee Spineart’s enabling technologies strategy, including managing the Swiss firm’s investments and collaborations with healthtech and deeptech startups, as well as enhancing Spineart’s intellectual property portfolio. This strategic new executive role reinforces Spineart’s commitment to deliver cutting-edge solutions to spine surgeons.

“I am excited to join Spineart and lead the Enabling Technologies business unit at such a pivotal time in the industry,” Nodé-Langlois stated. “I look forward to leveraging my experience and collaborating with the team at Spineart and their partners to advance our technological capabilities and drive innovation that improves patient outcomes.”

Spineart is a global company specializing in spine surgery innovation that is working to accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge technologies for surgeons and hospitals. The company has developed a comprehensive portfolio of procedural solutions and digital technologies. Spineart was awarded the “Prix de l’Economie Genevoise 2022” for its contribution to technological and scientific innovations, commercial activities, job creation, and ESG principles.