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In a recent move to strengthen its governance and strategic focus, MediXall Group, Inc. has announced changes to its Board of Directors. The Florida-based company, operating under the SIC code for Railroads, Line-Haul Operating, appointed three new members to its board on April 18, 2025, while accepting the resignations of two existing directors.
Susan Poniatowski, with a robust background in financial and governance roles, joins the board bringing over twenty years of experience. Her expertise spans from managing complex trusts to executive roles at TerraSonics, LLC, and consulting at Arthur D. Little. Her academic involvement as an Adjunct Research Professor at UMass Lowell adds to her credentials.
Gene Shvedov, a Certified Public Accountant, also takes a seat at the board table. Shvedov’s career includes founding and scaling American Best Group, a logistics company, and holding the role of Director of Finance at Cotelligent, where he was instrumental in IPO preparations and strategic planning.
The third appointee, Garth Walker, combines his technical background as a chemical engineer with financial savvy and investment experience. His diverse investment portfolio and corporate experience provide him with a unique perspective on strategic and governance matters.
This restructuring comes as Travis Jackson steps down from the board to concentrate on his role as CEO of MediXall Group. Jackson’s resignation aims to allow him to focus on exploring strategic opportunities for the company and providing unbiased recommendations to the board. John Marino also resigned, with the company acknowledging his contributions.
The reshuffle underscores MediXall Group’s commitment to independent decision-making and rigorous oversight. The changes are effective immediately, as detailed in the company’s 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The announcement is based on a press release statement, indicating a deliberate step towards enhancing the company’s leadership structure for future growth.
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