Introducing Digital RESI March Panelists

By Momo Yamamoto, Investor Research Analyst, LSN

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Get ready as Digital RESI March is approaching within weeks! Life Science Nation (LSN) is excited to announce that our upcoming Digital RESI March, a fully virtual conference, will have 6 investor panels, giving you the latest insights on various early-stage life science industries. Panel topics include: Seed Funds, Impact Investors, Early-Stage Therapeutics, Aging at Home, and Health System Partners.

Life Science Nation’s upcoming 3-day RESI Conference will give you the chance to join robust discussions with seasoned investors. The curated panels are here to provide new entrepreneurs with advice and conversation on how to attract investors, reach fundraising goals, and make meaningful partnerships. The LSN team has recruited over 20 panelists from a wide range of sectors from traditional VC, corporate VC to foundations, strategics, angel groups, and big pharma. Note our Ealy Stage Therapeutics and Health System Partners panels as we brought them back to RESI March. As the 3-day conference will be fully virtual, take advantage of tuning in from the comfort of anywhere you are around the world!

Join the discussion with the panelists below for the latest scoop:

Joshua Barney Caleb Bell Gaye Bok
Joshua Barney
Member
Barrington Angels
Caleb Bell
Venture Partner
Corundum Systems Biology
Gaye Bok
Partner
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Fund (AIDIF)
Adam Hunke Brenda Irwin
Steve Curtis
Director, New Ventures
BrightEdge
Adam Hunke
Principal
Banner Venture Group
Brenda Irwin
Managing Partner & Co-Founder
Relentless Venture Fund
Rick Jones Megan Krench Yury Kukushkin
Rick Jones
Partner
BioAdvance
Megan Krench
Director of Investments
Sanofi Ventures
Yury Kukushkin
Managing Director
JDRF T1D Fund
James Mayer Brian Meshkin Ravi Mistry
James Mayer
Senior Manager, Investment & Venture Services
Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation (CABHI)
Brian Meshkin
Managing Partner
Profound Ventures
Ravi Mistry
Investor, Individual Angel
3iPartners
Joseph Mocanu John Perez Martin Pfister
Joseph Mocanu
Managing Partner
Verge Health Tech Fund
John Perez
Managing Director
Ballad Health
Martin Pfister
Senior Investment Manager: Life Sciences
High-Tech Gründerfonds
Jack Rack Gomer Krish Ramadurai Brock Reeve
Jack Rack Gomer
Principal
MultiCare Capital Partners
Krish Ramadurai
Partner
Harmonix Fund
Brock Reeve
CEO and Co-Founder
Eos BioInnovation
Nadav Shimoni Yaniv Sneor Mayank Taneja
Nadav Shimoni
Head of Digital Health
Arkin Holdings Ltd
Yaniv Sneor
Founding Member
Mid Atlantic Bio Angels
Mayank Taneja
Director of Venture Investments
OSF Healthcare Ventures

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Hot Investor Mandate: Family Owned Company With Global Offices Manages Venture Fund Investing in Promising Projects in Anti-Aging and Neuroscience Related Indications

A global, family-owned company with headquarters in Europe has offices all around the world. The firm’s venture fund focuses on early stage companies, and positions itself to be a strategic corporate partner to develop and support innovative technologies to commercialization in areas for growth opportunity. The firm’s venture fund typically makes $1-$5 million investments. The firm is seeking 4-5 investments in early-stage companies, start-ups including spinout companies from academia. The firm is geographically agnostic, and is open to investments from all over the world.

The firm is seeking outstanding ideas and promising technologies that are capable of generating a high level of customer interest. Besides early stage projects and seed investments, the firm aims to maximize the value of their entire portfolio, including the development of promising later stage investments and opportunities across all aforementioned the firm’s focus areas. The firm’s interest in Aesthetics comprises an anti-aging focus, including skin rejuvenation, body shaping and modification. The firm is open to all therapeutics, medical devices, and digital health / healthcare IT, as long as the technology serves an unmet need/gap in the aesthetics professionals’ daily practice.

The firm’s Neuroscience perspective includes, but is not limited to the treatment of movement disorders and adjacent indications, while the firm’s consumer healthcare business is open applicable b2b and d2c models for improving consumers’ wellbeing and sustainable quality of life.

The firm take pride in their long-standing commitment to both innovation and continuity. In line with their strategic interests, the firm is open to proactive and long-term engagement with their partners, and hope to provide much more than financial backing.

The firm seeks to directly connect investments to the firm’s global infrastructure by offering access to relevant experts in their scientific research network and providing commercial insights into global market.

If you are interested in more information about this investor and other investors tracked by LSN, please email mandates@lifesciencenation.com.

Hot Investor Mandate: USA-Based Fund Actively Seeks Therapeutics, Medtech, and Digital Health, Investing Up to $20M in Series A Financings and Beyond

A firm actively funds, supports and advances life science technologies from early development through clinical proof-of-concept. The firm’s experienced leadership team works with scientists and entrepreneurs to provide active mentorship, financing solutions and operational guidance to increase the probability of success in early drug development. The firm has access to capital to support companies from seed investment through Series A and B financings and the size of initial seed investment can range from $0.5M to $1.5M. The subsequent Series A investments will be sized to get through preclinical and IND-enabling work and/or through a clinical development study and can range between $8M-$20M, with flexibility to syndicate with investors for larger rounds. For more mature companies that don’t require a seed round or the need to do complete activities/studies prior to a Series A, the firm can invest directly as a Series A investment along with participation in related Series B investments. The firm is open to global opportunities.

The firm supports opportunities across all therapeutic areas and drug modalities (small molecule, peptides, antibodies, genetic technologies, cell therapy, etc.).  Additionally, the firm is open to technologies beyond drug therapeutics, including medical devices, diagnostics and emerging healthtech opportunities (digital health, telemedicine, enabling technologies utilizing AI/ML, etc.). Founder and entrepreneur friendly and supportive of first-time CEOs, the firm works side by side to drive value inflections with the goal to optimize program development and successful outcomes.

The firm is open to working with all types of management teams, including first time entrepreneurs. The firm works hands-on with its portfolio companies by bringing a powerful network, access to resources and expertise to support their growth. The firm prefers to lead but is open to participating with likeminded co-investors to form syndicates.

If you are interested in more information about this investor and other investors tracked by LSN, please email mandates@lifesciencenation.com.

Hot Investor Mandate: Europe-Based Investment Firm Seeks Opportunities in Healthtech and Digital Health, Investing Up to $10M Over the Company’s Life Cycle

An investment firm based in Europe has been supporting innovative Technology and Healthcare companies for over 20 years, investing over $350M in 60+ startups. The firm’s funds are backed by some of the most visible companies and institutions in the industry. The firm makes allocations from $500,000 to $10M over the life of the investment, and in the life science sector allocations are typically over $5m. The firm primarily invests in companies based in Europe or with ties to Europe. Allocations to US, Canada and Israel are possible.

The firm invests in the healthtech and digital health sectors and is opportunistic within these sectors regarding indication area and technology. The firm prefers to invest in early-stage companies.

The firm seeks highly qualified, ambitious management teams, and is typically an activist investor that takes a seat on a portfolio company’s board.

If you are interested in more information about this investor and other investors tracked by LSN, please email mandates@lifesciencenation.com.

Hot Investor Mandate: Family Office Invests in Seed to Early Venture Stage Medical Device & Digital Health Companies With Interests in CNS, Ophthalmology, Chronic Diseases, and More

A family office invests in healthcare and technology companies. The firm partner with awesome entrepreneurs who are transforming healthcare – solving big problems and creating great companies. Typical investment is $200k-1M.

The firm’s interests include chronic eye diseases, diabetes, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, cancer (breast & prostate), stroke, chronic kidney disease, AI, digital health, medical devices, telemedicine. The firm does not actively invest in therapeutics or diagnostics at this time.

The firm partners with resourceful entrepreneurs who have proven their ability to get results.

If you are interested in more information about this investor and other investors tracked by LSN, please email mandates@lifesciencenation.com.

The Art of Raising Money for a Life Sciences Company

Some of the biggest challenges executives of early-stage life sciences companies face is securing financing and forging their first licensing deals. Though they may possess deep scientific knowledge, finding the right investors and partners, and telling their story in a compelling way may require skills they have not yet developed. Life Science Nation works with entrepreneurs to tell their stories, identify potential investors and partners, and connect with them. Daniel Levine  of Levine Media Group interviews Dennis Ford, founder and CEO of Life Science Nation, for BigBio Communications about the journey and challenges life sciences entrepreneurs make when they set out to raise money, what investors care about, and what steps they can take to best ensure their success. Listen here:

Since Fundraising is a Numbers Game – LSN is Bundling Digital RESI March and Face2Face RESI June Boston

By Candice He, Vice President of Business Development, Global Investment Strategist, LSN

To keep the capital investors and licensing partners meetings numbers up Life Science Nation (LSN) has put together a partnering event bundle for the next two RESI conferences. Register for both Digital RESI March and RESI Boston June until March 13 and save up to $1,000.

Launching and executing a global partnering campaign means getting out into the market and socializing your company with potential partner meetings. Combining the Digital RESI March partnering event with the face2face RESI Boston June event gives our startup companies an opportunity to create some momentum as 2023 progresses.  LSN offers a compelling price point that will able our scientist entrepreneurs and fundraising CEOs a chance to get in front of the players in the market that they need to meet.

The Digital RESI March partnering event is a full-blown virtual conference with investor panels and workshops, as well as the best partnering available. RESI Boston June features all the same compelling sessions in person at Weston Copley Place, June 5-7. Both conferences include an investor and licensing partner database curated by LSN and we fill in all the buy-side partner profiles in our partnering system. This enables the sell-side startup CEOs to search and find the strategic partners they need to establish a dialogue with. This capability makes the RESI events unique and dynamic as they can really match based on fit which make the meetings so much better.

Startup CEOs need to get into the market and the bundle opportunity will increase their odds for fundraising success. For those CEOs who are not quite ready to start partnering meetings you can go and participate in the three-day, two hour a day, entrepreneurial education program from 11-1 which will guide you through setting up and launching a global partnering campaign.  Plus, you can also take advantage of the Audience Access Pass and go to RESI for content and education.  Let’s get busy!

Digital RESI March 14-16
RESIConference.com
RESI June Boston
Westin Copley Place – June 5
Virtual Partnering only – June 6-7
Standard Bundle (March 14-16 & June 5-7) Digital Bundle (March 14-16 & June 6-7)
STARTUP $2,190 $3,190 $1,690 $2,690
SERVICE PROVIDER $2,990 $3,990 $2,290 $2,290
TECH HUB (Including Startup Who’ve Raised Less than $2MM USD ) $1,990 $2,390 $1,390 $2,390
Contact us to discuss further

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