John Zaleski
John Zaleski
John Zaleski is the chief technology officer of Nuvon, Inc. a leader in real-time connected healthcare and clinical surveillance.
He is the author of three seminal books on integrating medical device data into electronic health records and using that information for clinical decision making. Moreover, he is the named inventor or co-inventor on eight issued U.S. patents related to medical device interoperability and clinical informatics.
Early Life and Education
John Zaleski was born on March 19, 1927 and passed away on September 10, 2016. He was a beloved father, husband and friend. He was also a great teacher and mentor who taught many people how to play Strat-o-Matic and even taught others to sing.
He was a lifelong Minnesota Twins fan, who enjoyed playing video games and watching old movies. He was also a talented musician, who performed in bands across the country. He was a true gentleman who was always willing to help and give a second chance. He will be missed by all who knew him. He is survived by his son Jonathan (Megan) Zaleski, daughter Ciara Houghton and close mentees Bob Hotchkiss and Scott Bethke. He will also be greatly missed by his dog Ella.
Professional Career
As a senior commercial account manager for RBC Automotive Finance, John Zaleski has to balance his work with family. He has recently relocated to Kelowna, B.C., to pursue a Master of Management degree from the UBC Faculty of Management.
During his time at the university, he learned how to be an adaptive leader in a rapidly changing environment. He says, the program helped him think critically about how his preferred behavioural styles affect his capacity to thrive in an organizational setting.
He also appreciated the diversity of his fellow cohort members, and the UBCO faculty. They provided him with a variety of perspectives on a number of different topics, and offered him easy access to their expertise in a way that was invaluable.
Achievements and Honors
Zaleski was a writer and teacher who published books on religion, culture and the arts. His works received laudatory reviews in national publications including The New York Times Book Review and Time Magazine.
He was also an active member of the Society for the Study of Myth and Tradition. He served as a professor of religious studies at Mount St. Mary’s University.
He received numerous awards and honors for his work. He was named to the list of the most distinguished educators in the United States by The New York Times in 2013.
Personal Life
A season’s dreams seemed far away last year for Stamford High School senior john zaleski, as his playing career was put on hold because of an ongoing medical issue. A valve in his heart was leaking, which caused an irregular heartbeat.
The Zaleski family tried to keep their son’s illness secret, so that he would not be treated differently. They were able to get him into therapy and work with a tutor to help him stay up-to-date on his academics.
Now, he is back for his senior year and is looking forward to a promising hockey season. He says he’s worked hard in therapy and with a tutor to help him regain his strength. He said the Stamford hockey community has been very supportive.
Net Worth
In recent years, many Americans have made significant wealth. It has been a remarkable transition, with many people becoming rich at a relatively young age and without having grown up with much money in their families.
Zaleski is no exception to this trend. He has established a family foundation that he has used to give away money in an effort to improve the lives of others.
His net worth is estimated at $5 million dollars as of January 9, 2023. The majority of his assets are in real estate and stock. He has also owned a number of vehicles over the years. As a result, his net worth is high and has the potential to increase. His assets can be a valuable asset in a divorce case where issues regarding alimony, equitable distribution and child support are involved.