The Milner Institute is a proud supporting organization of #BioCenturyGrandRounds ✨ Grand Rounds is BioCentury's first R&D conference focusing on early-stage discovery with significant commercial potential. It is the perfect place to communicate your key messages to an influential audience, and there are some fantastic speakers on the agenda. Grand Rounds gives the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, enjoy panels and fireside chats, and expand your network through 1:1 partnering sessions. 🗓️ 9-11 September 2024 📍 Nashville, Tennessee Partnering opens next week! Find out more at the link below. https://lnkd.in/gakuvuEn
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Veridian Ventures Partner Dan Schonfeld recently had the privilege of participating in a panel discussion on structuring and growing Angel Syndicates, as part of the UK Business Angels Association’s recent Angel Group Symposium, held in London on April 16th. The discussion was both engaging and informative, and the audience contributed some great questions and insights. 𝐃𝐚𝐧'𝐬 𝐤𝐞𝐲 𝐭𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬: 1) The UK angel investment ecosystem is vibrant and active, despite recent market conditions and regulatory actions. 2) The UKBAA is playing a key role in organising and mobilising angel investment activities, and has been quite successful in making sure our view as a community are heard and taken into account by the government, as evidenced in the recent decision to reverse the changes to investor certification criteria. 3) There is wide agreement in the community that government policy is both confusing and contradictory, trying to encourage angel investing on the one hand while at the same time driving the market – almost forcibly – towards consolidation, in a way which makes it harder for new angels and new angel syndicates to thrive. 4) There is growing involvement by angels based outside of the traditional areas of London and the South-East. 5) The ecosystem is also increasingly professionalising, with growing use of technology to streamline operations and processes. 6) There is a growing number of options for anyone who wants to start angel investing, based on region, gender, sector focus and more – there have never been more opportunities. 7) There is significant benefit for an individual to invest via a syndicate as opposed to on their own, in terms of deal flow, access to opportunities, professional support and education, and higher quality due diligence. "My thanks again to the UKBAA for the invitation and for organising such an excellent event, to my fellow panellists for such an enjoyable discussion, and to the audience for their time, attention, and valuable contributions." Looking forward to the next one!
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Hot off the press - the September edition of MERIT Insights! Our latest eNewsletter includes an overview of recent & upcoming conferences, relevant articles and info sheets, an executive spotlight, and important industry news you may have missed. Read now: https://lnkd.in/gM8dXA3f #MERITCRO #YourClinicalEndpointExpert #clinicaltrials #clinicalresearch
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BioInnovate Ireland, the specialist medical device and health technology innovation programme at University of Galway, has launched its latest search for future healthcare innovators. The programme, which is formally affiliated to Stanford BioDesign and co-funded by the University and Enterprise Ireland, is hosting a special online event for anyone interested on Thursday February 8th from 7pm-8pm. Anyone interested can register on Eventbrite by following a link to the webinar on www.bioinnovate.ie Dr Sinead Walsh, Director of Operations at BioInnovate Ireland, explained the purpose of the event: “BioInnovate Ireland is committed to cultivating the next generation of healthcare leaders and entrepreneurs. Each year we welcome applications to the programme from diverse backgrounds, including clinical - all healthcare professionals; technical - engineers, scientists, data analysts, designers; commercial - business, MBA graduates, marketing leaders; and other highly motivated individuals interested in healthcare innovation. “The information evening is the perfect opportunity to explore the programme, hear from distinguished alumni and current fellows, and find out about the transformative impact the programme has had. To date, we have trained 148 Fellows and their work with us has led to 33 new start-up companies that have created new technologies which have benefitted more than 4,000 patients and raised more than €250million in private and public funding.” Professor Martin O’Halloran, the Executive Director of BioInnovate Ireland, outlined the programme structure: “The BioInnovate programme is affiliated with Stanford BioDesign and has three key stages - identify, invent and implement. It guides multidisciplinary teams through a full cycle of innovation, from identifying need, to designing and prototyping viable solutions, as well as securing funding.” BioInnovate Alumna Camille O'Malley is Co-Founder and Chief Technical Officer of XTremedy Medical, said: “The BioInnovate programme is a unique opportunity to explore the medtech entrepreneurship space. It offers candidates the chance to break into new career spaces and grow an expert network with the local and global medtech space. Alumni to date have gone on to found some of Ireland’s highest potential start-ups, develop breakthrough innovations for patients, lead venture capital teams and beyond.” The BioInnovate fellowship is a fully funded 10-month programme supported by Enterprise Ireland. It offers fellows with a tax-free monthly stipend of €3,800 and covers programme fees. BioInnovate Ireland is supported under the Innovators’ Initiative Programme co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the @European Union through the Northern and Western Regional Assembly Programme 2021-2027.
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