A graduate from The Ohio State University and previously working for Golden Technologies, Mr. Lampert joined Drive Medical in 2003 as a Territory Manager for Ohio, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. With a highly successful territory, Mr. Lampert earned the 2005 All Star Award and the 2005 MVP Award before becoming the Midwest Regional Vice President in 2006. With the success of the Midwest region, Mr. Lampert has earned the 2006 Coach of the Year Award and the 2009 MVP Award along with the 2010 & 2011 RVP of the year award. In 2012 he was promoted to Vice President of Sales for Drive's Homecare division. Mr. Lampert was promoted to Senior Vice President, Homecare & Customer Experience, North America in 2017 and then to Senior Vice President/General Manager, Global Business - Homecare & Mobility in 2018.  In early 2020, Mr. Lampert was moved into the role of Executive Vice President, Supply Chain & Homecare Business Unit and later that year was again promoted to Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer - North America. While earning multiple promotions in 2020 Derek graduated with an MBA from Strayer University, Jack Welch Institute. Mr. Lampert’s success within the organization earned him the role of President in October of the same year.

Ms. Coleman joined Drive in July 2017, and brings to the Company 15 years of experience representing and advising national and international manufacturers, distributors and retailers of medical devices, as well as a wide range of other regulated and non-regulated products, in product liability litigation, commercial litigation, and general business matters. She spent her early legal career at a prominent international law firm before becoming a founding partner in a boutique firm dedicated to defending and advising manufacturers, distributors and retailers. Prior to joining Drive, she represented the Company in product liability litigation for nearly 10 years, and served as outside National Counsel for Drive from 2014 to 2017, overseeing the Company’s strategic approach to defense. Ms. Coleman is a graduate of the Cardozo School of Law, and the University of Michigan. She is admitted to practice in the state and federal courts of New York and New Jersey.

Mr. Crisitello joined Drive Medical in 2014 as Senior Vice President - Long Term Care. He has successfully grown business organically and through strategic acquisitions in North America. In January 2022, Mr. Crisitello was promoted to Chief Customer Officer, North America with responsibility for all commercial operations.
Prior to joining Drive Medical, Mr. Crisitello was Co-Founder and President of Next Day Medical, a regional distribution business based in Baltimore. Mr. Crisitello sold this business to McKesson Medical Surgical in 2012 and held various leadership positions in the organization during the two-year integration period of Next Day Medical. He holds a degree in marketing from Old Dominion University and has attended several executive level programs at the NYU Stern School of Business, Stanford Graduate School of Business, and Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business.

Ms. De Mayo joined Drive in 2019 and has a 25-year history of senior HR leadership roles across both private and publicly held companies, ranging in size from $500M to $8B of annual revenues. Through this experience she has built deep functional expertise with a demonstrated history of leading cultural change and alignment of HR and business strategy.  Prior to joining Drive, Ms. De Mayo was CHRO at First Quality Enterprises, a privately held consumer products manufacturing company.  Before First Quality, Ms. De Mayo held CHRO roles at Sealed Air Corporation, an $8B publicly held Fortune 500 global packaging, cleaning and hygiene company; Aptuit, Inc., a private equity backed drug development company, and Henry Schein, a Fortune 500, $10 billion global leader in healthcare products.  Ms. De Mayo holds a B.S. in Management from St. Joseph’s University.

Mr. Cerniglia joined Drive Medical in June 2006. He has twenty years of information technology experience with a focus on systems implementation and leveraging technology to achieve business transformation. Previously, Mr. Cerniglia worked for Win-Holt equipment group, a global manufacturing and distribution company, where he spent eight years implementing ERP systems and deploying LEAN methodologies for manufacturing and distribution processes.

Jennifer Nicholson joined Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare as Director of Product Management in 2018 and is a global marketing and operations leader with experience working for Fortune 500 companies spanning the healthcare, retail, and media industries. She joined Drive as Director, Product Management and now serves as SVP, Global Product Marketing and Strategy, responsible for portfolio strategy, new product development, commerce solutions, and growth marketing.
Prior to joining Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare, Ms. Nicholson held roles in category management, analytics, merchandising, and supply chain at Henry Schein, Tiffany & Co., and Simon & Schuster (a division of CBS/Viacom). Ms. Nicholson holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Florida State University and an M.B.A. From the Fordham University Gabelli School of Business. She serves on the board of directors of the nonprofit Drama Club, an organization that benefits court-involved youth.

Simon Foster joined Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare in 2018 as its SVP, Global Sourcing and Supplier Management. Prior to joining Drive DeVilbiss, he served as SVP, Global Sourcing for the Wilton Brands and Managing Director, Global Sourcing Group for Targus. Foster holds a bachelors in engineering science and industrial management from the University of Liverpool and an M.B.A. from the University of London.

Dave Ferrell began his career in manufacturing in 1999 at General Electric, where he first worked as a member of the Steam Turbine/Generator manufacturing team in Schenectady, NY. In 2001, he relocated to Pensacola, FL to support the start-up of the business’s new generator manufacturing operation. Ferrell earned his Black Belt certification in 2002 and in 2003, he became a Quality Leader for the Service Shops organization in Atlanta, GA. In 2005, Dave was named the plant manager for the Ft. Edward, NY plant.  In 2010, he was named both the Global Operation Manager and Manager for the Design & Development Shops of the GE Global Research Center in Niskayuna, New York and all nine other locations throughout the world. In 2015, Dave was named Plant Manager & Controls Global Supply Chain Leader at the GE Power Automation & Controls manufacturing site in Salem, VA.
Ferrell retired from GE in June 2019 due to the closing of the Salem, VA.  Prior to joining GE, Dave served 13 years on active duty as a U.S. Army Infantryman and U.S. Special Forces officer. Concurrent to joining GE, Dave joined the National Guard where he served an additional nine years. Dave retired from the Army in 2008 as a Lieutenant Colonel with 22 years of service.
Ferrell earned a B.A. in Business Administration from Ohio University and an M.B.A. from the University of Maryland. He is an avid reader and enjoys working on home improvement projects in his spare time.