[IEEE-bhpjobs] Fwd: Emerging Trends in MedTech Part 2: Jan 23 The Entrepreneur and VC Perspective

[Esther Lumsdon]

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From: Council for Entrepreneurial Development <mailer at cednc.org>
Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:00:02 UT
Subject: Emerging Trends in MedTech Part 2: The Entrepreneur and VC Perspective
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Event: Emerging Trends in MedTech Part 2


Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2008
 Time: 5:30 - 8:00 p.m.
 5:00 - 5:30 p.m. - On-site Registration
 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. - Program
 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. - Networking Reception
 Location: MCNC Building # 1, RTP, NC 27709 - Directions
 Fees: $25 pre registration / $30 on-site registration
 Contact: Kim Feuersanger – kfeuersanger at cednc.org, 919.549.7500 x 102
 Register: http://secure.cednc.org/my_ced/index.php/event/1795


Join us on January 23 at part two of the MedTech Forum series,
Emerging Trends in MedTech: The Entrepreneur and VC Perspective, where
we will discover the answers to the pressing questions below and
others in an effort to understand the drivers of innovation and best
practices.
How do entrepreneurs and small med-tech companies innovate?
What does it mean to build a company for exit?
When is the right time to approach potential acquirers?
What are the ingredients of a successful partnership with big device companies?

Speakers (partial list):
 Moderator: Chris Kroeger, Principal, The Aurora Funds, Inc.
 John Conn, President & CEO, HyperBranch Medical Technology, Inc.
 Dan Pelak, President & CEO, Inner-Pulse, Inc.
 Rich West, CEO, Advanced Liquid Logic

The January MedTech Forum is sponsored by Hutchison Law Group PLLC

If you are interested in MedTech Forum Sponsorship opportunities,
please contact Kim Feuersanger at kfeuersanger at cednc.org or (919)
549-7500, ext. 102.

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