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October 05, 2026Exhibit 99.1

NeoGenomics Announces Executive Leadership and Board of Directors Succession Plan

•Warren Stone, current President and COO, to become CEO and a member of the Board effective January 4, 2027

•Tony Zook to remain CEO through January 3, 2027 and become Executive Chairman effective January 4, 2027

•Lynn Tetrault, current Chair and Board member since 2015, to step down as Chair effective January 4, 2027, continue to serve as an independent director until the 2027 Annual Meeting of Stockholders, and not stand for reelection at that meeting

•Michael Kelly to serve as Lead Independent Director effective January 4, 2027

•Preliminary unaudited third quarter revenue is expected to be approximately $209 million, with NGS revenue growth of approximately 28%. Full year total revenue guidance expected to increase at midpoint resulting from third quarter performance

FORT MYERS, Fla.—NeoGenomics, Inc. (“NeoGenomics” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: NEO), a leading provider of oncology diagnostic solutions that enable precision medicine, today announced that as part of a planned succession its Board of Directors has appointed Warren Stone, current President and Chief Operating Officer (COO), as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and a member of the Board, effective January 4, 2027. Tony Zook, the Company’s current CEO and a member of the Board, will assume the role of Executive Chair at that time and will continue to work in close alignment with Mr. Stone and the Board.

In conjunction with Mr. Zook being named Executive Chair, long-time Chair of the Board, Lynn Tetrault, will continue to serve as an independent director until the 2027 Annual Meeting of Stockholders, at which point she does not intend to stand for reelection. The Board appointed Michael Kelly, a current independent Board member since 2020, as the new Lead Independent Director effective January 4, 2027.

“This leadership transition reflects years of deliberate succession planning by the Board and cements the continuity of our executive team and a consistent strategy for durable, profitable growth at NeoGenomics,” said Mr. Zook, CEO. “Over the past several years, I have witnessed firsthand Warren’s ability to lead enterprise-wide functions and projects, which have advanced many of our key priorities, such as commercial expansion and customer impact, new product introductions, and our Lab of the Future initiatives. With our aligned long-term strategy in place and delivering results, this transition emphasizes strategic continuity. Warren and I will continue to work hand-in-hand to ensure his smooth transition to CEO, and collaborate seamlessly thereafter as I assume the role of Executive Chair to ensure stability and execution against our objectives.”

Mr. Stone, 54, has more than three decades of Life Sciences and Diagnostics leadership experience, including senior leadership roles at Ortho Clinical Diagnostics and MilliporeSigma/Merck KGaA. Since joining NeoGenomics in 2022, he has held roles of increasing responsibility including as the President of Clinical Services, Chief Commercial Officer, and most recently as President & Chief Operating Officer, giving him a deep understanding of both the Company and its sector.

Mr. Stone commented, “Leading NeoGenomics is both a privilege and a responsibility that I have prepared for and I am grateful for the Board's and Tony’s confidence. We are in the business of ensuring that every treatment decision is as personal as the patient, and that mission is exactly why the opportunity ahead of us is so compelling. Tony, the leadership team, and I have worked in close partnership to establish the strategy, the capabilities, and the foundation for our next chapter. I believe that NeoGenomics is exceptionally well positioned to lead the evolution of the oncology diagnostics market in delivering the outcomes that matter most to patients

and the physicians who care for them, and I am excited to partner with the remarkable NeoGenomics team to deliver our full potential."

As Ms. Tetrault prepares to step down from her Board Chair role, she said “I am proud of what this organization has achieved since I joined the Board. Now, the Company is even better positioned for the future and today’s announcements underscore the Board’s commitment to position NeoGenomics for long-term success. I speak for the entire Board when I say Tony and Warren are best suited for these positions, with each bringing diverse and complementary skills and experiences.”

Preliminary Third Quarter Revenue and Financial Outlook

Although NeoGenomics has not finalized its financial results as of and for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, NeoGenomics expects to report third quarter total revenue of approximately $209 million, including year-over-year next-generation sequencing (NGS) revenue growth of approximately 28%. The Company is also reiterating its full year total reve

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