Our Leadership

Dr. Madhuri Hegde, FACMG, is the SVP and Chief Scientific Officer of Global Laboratory Services at Revvity. She is a medical geneticist, a board-certified diplomat in clinical molecular genetics and the head of Revvity Omics – the Company’s global network of laboratories offering omics services.

Madhuri leads a global team working to provide families and healthcare partners with access to innovative multiomic derived diagnostic technologies with rapid and high-quality results in 155+ countries. Exposed to science and the field of genetics at an early age, her pursuit of a career in this field was heavily influenced by academics and other scientists in her family. Madhuri is a passionate and perpetually curious leader whose team is committed to delivering cutting-edge products to Revvity customers, while keeping a close eye on innovation and bringing those developments to market. Madhuri is energized by bringing people and teams together to make a difference and harness science to positively impact human health.  

Making the switch from academia to industry in 2016, Madhuri joined the Company from Emory University in Atlanta, where she served as Executive Director of the Emory Genetics Laboratory and as a professor of human genetics and pediatrics. Before that, she spent several years at the Baylor College of Medicine where she was faculty in the Department of Human Genetics and Director at Baylor Medical Laboratories. She also served several years as a laboratory director at Auckland City Hospital in New Zealand.

Madhuri currently serves on the board and is officer at the American Board of Genetics and Genomics Foundation (ACMGF) and leads ACMG’s International Outreach and Engagement Taskforce. She is also a member of the American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ABMGG) Board of Directors, serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of Coriell Cell Repositories and co-chairs the ClinGen PTEN and is member of the NHGRI ClinGen Cancer Domain Workgroup. She is an adjunct professor of Pediatrics at Emory University School of Medicine and at Georgia Institute of Technology; has either authored or co-authored over 150 peer-reviewed publications and eight book chapters; and presented well over 100 keynote and other invited presentations at major national and international conferences.

Born and raised in India, Madhuri earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in microbiology at the University of Mumbai, and a PhD in applied biology and genetics from the University of Auckland. She completed her postdoctoral studies and ABMGG certification at Baylor College of Medicine.