Pete Martinez

CEO at GENA™

Pete Martinez is an experienced executive in the fields of bioinformatics, medical education, and business consulting. Currently serving as Chairman and CEO of SIVOTEC BioInformatics since January 2013, Pete previously held the position of Chairman of the Board at Palm Beach Medical Education Corporation from January 2010 to January 2013. From June 2007 to January 2009, Pete was the Chief Innovation Officer at Quantum Group, and from June 1975 to June 2007, served as Vice President of Global Business Services and Latin America at IBM, focusing on Americas Business Consulting. Pete holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Computer Engineering from the University of Miami and an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree in Computer Engineering from Miami Dade College, along with a High School Diploma from Christopher Columbus High School.

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Boca Raton, United States

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GENA™

Genomics and Artificial Intelligence are two of the most promising technologies today. Individually, each provide unapparelled insight into millions of datapoints, and the combination of the two are leading to some of the greatest discoveries of our lifetime.In the U.S. alone, there are over 25 million people affected by rare genetic diseases andit is estimated that every year more than 400,000 children are born with one of these conditions. Genetic testing is quickly becoming the go-to procedure to effectively identify these conditions, allowing for improved patient outcomes and potential lives saved. Unfortunately, once a SNP Array test is prescribed and sequenced, Geneticists all over the world have traditionally spent millions of man-hours manually sifting through databases in order to identify and correlate a case to more than 7,000 rare diseases. That is, until now.Our SIVOTEC BioInformatics name derives from “Signatures in Vivo Through Technology” and our GENA™ AI platform provides commercial labs, hospitals and academic centers with the necessary tools to shorten their discovery cycle by over 95% (from days to just minutes) thus accelerating the time from testing-to-diagnosis and saving thousands of dollars per each sample sequenced thanks to improvements in workflow and the quality of results.


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