By Claire Jeong, Vice President of Investor Research, Asia BD, LSN
Life Science Nation (LSN) is pleased to announce its newest Digital RESI taking place November 17-19, 2020. Digital RESI is a powerful gathering focused on early-stage funding across all verticals of life science: drugs, devices, diagnostics, digital health. Attendees can meet with hundreds of investors and strategic partners from five continents over three days using RESI’s unique partnering platform, which identifies targets based on best fit for your technology and stage of development.
RESI is building on the success of Digital RESI September and keeping the conversations going beyond partnering with a new lineup of live panels. Check out the panels and descriptions and save $150 on registration with super early bird discount code: SUPEREBNOV.
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EARLY STAGE THERAPEUTICS INVESTORS
Bringing the Newest Therapies to the Clinic
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This panel aims to bring a diverse group of experts & senior decision making staff from VCs, corporate pharma, and other investor types together to discuss topics such as:
The moderator will guide the discussion through topics including how the investors source & vet novel therapeutic assets, what kinds of technology are of interest to them right now, and how they as investors work with a startup to move a new drug toward commercialization.
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MEDICAL DEVICE INVESTORS
Investing in Novel Engineering
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This panel focuses on investment in new medical devices from development stage through to early commercialization. Topics may include:
Panelists will discuss how to meet the challenges of raising financing for a new device and advise startups on how to make the investment case for their novel technology. Panelists will also explore what technology areas are of top interest to them and how a startup can get them into dialogue regarding an investment or deal. |
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DIAGNOSTICS INVESTORS
New Generation of Technologies Changing Treatment Paradigms
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This panel focuses on investments in innovative diagnostics, ranging from IVD, genomics, precision medicine, and more. Topics may include:
Panelists will discuss how companies can successfully fundraise for their budding diagnostics technology and the best way to successfully approach and develop a relationship with relevant investors. Panelists will also explore current areas of interest and why they are relevant, as well as developmental and regulatory hurdles and how companies can address these problems to attain key milestones.
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DIGITAL HEALTH
Leveraging Software to Lower Costs and Improve the Quality of Care |
This panel focuses on investing in innovative digital health products that bring new efficiencies to the healthcare system, change how care is delivered or managed, and how patients are involved in their own care. Panelists will explore topics related to investing in digital health, including:
The moderator and panelists will discuss this rapidly evolving field of healthcare investment, and will introduce the audience to the key fundraising opportunities and challenges facing digital health entrepreneurs today.
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CORPORATE VENTURE CAPITAL
The Corporate Landscape Morphed & New Opportunities Abound
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This panel discusses what strategies are employed by corporate venture capital firms for investments and partnerships with early-stage companies. Potential topics for the panel include:
Panelists could also discuss the relationship between the corporate venture capital firm and the parent company and how it affects investment criteria.
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FAMILY OFFICES & ANGELS
How Do Family Offices View Seed & Series A Rounds? |
When Life Science Nation (LSN) first launched the Redefining Early Stage Investments Conference Series (RESI), we focused on bringing investors from beyond venture capital to meet face to face with entrepreneurs. Angels and family offices are two of these alternative sources of early stage capital. These investor types are distinct from each other in many ways but also work well together. The Angels & Family Offices panel will introduce RESI’s entrepreneurs to these distinctions and also the ways in which these private capital pools are working together to fund healthcare innovation.
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