Webster has led Kestra since 2014 and prior to that spent about 24 years at Physio-Control, a Redmond-based company that made defibrillators and monitors that was acquired by Kalamazoo, Michigan-based Stryker in 2016 for $1.28 billion.

Kestra Medical Technologies (KMTS), a developer of wearable medical devices, has filed for a proposed $100M initial public offering. The company didn't state any terms in its SEC filing, but did indicate in a filing fee schedule that it was seeking to raise around $100M,