A pharmaceutical company dedicated to research, development, and commercialization of innovative products for unmet medical needs in the areas of musculoskeletal disorders, including pain management and critical care, is vastly investing to expand their presence from its domestic roots to become a Global Specialty Pharma. To achieve above goal, the firm is looking for opportunities of early stage pipelines and/or research collaborations with global rights to expand their business worldwide.
The firm Is pursuing attractive, new in-licensing and research collaboration opportunities in the following areas of interest: in relation to in-licensing opportunities in pre-clinical stage for the global market, the firm is interested in chronic pain, inflammatory diseases (including rheumatoid arthritis), critical care, and muscle-related disorders (i.e. DMD, ALS, etc.) In relation to research collaboration opportunities for the global market, the firm is interested in drug seeds for chronic pain, inflammatory diseases (including rheumatoid arthritis), critical care, as well as platform technologies related to drug delivery, formulation, excipients, oral, transdermal, nanoparticle, controlled release, and targeting.
The firm has no specific company or management team requirements and is willing to work with all early-stage companies globally, with promising technologies. The firm will seek global rights.
If you are interested in more information about this investor and other investors tracked by LSN, please email mandates@lifesciencenation.com.
Hot Investor Mandate: Asia-Based Pharmaceutical Seeks In-Licensing and Collaboration Opportunities With Promising Technologies in Pain and Inflammatory Diseases
12 MayHot Investor Mandate: Therapeutics Accelerator Actively In-Licenses Assets from Pre-Clinical to Early Clinical Stages of Development, Considering Opportunities Across All Modalities
12 MayA therapeutic accelerator looks to in-license therapeutics assets from inventors/founders, and fund the assets’ development through clinical proof-of-concept. The firm is looking for assets throughout the United States and is actively seeking new opportunities. The firm has signed a partnership with a major VC firm, who will advise on current and future investments.
The firm is currently looking for therapeutic assets in pre-clinical through early clinical stages of development. The firm is open in terms of indication and will consider both small molecules and biologics, and will also consider drug repurposing opportunities. The firm looks to in-license these assets and accelerate their development through to clinical proof-of-concept, at which point the firm looks to partner the asset with pharmaceutical firms or other investors who will complete the commercialization of the asset. The firm has signed strategic partnerships with major pharma, regarding products in cardiovascular, metabolic, neuroscience, and immunology indications.
The firm focuses on the strength of the technology when evaluating in-licensing opportunities. The company leverages a capable and connected team and advisors for the development, funding, active management, and partnering of its portfolio of therapeutic products.
If you are interested in more information about this investor and other investors tracked by LSN, please email mandates@lifesciencenation.com.
400 Reasons to Not Miss Out
5 MayBy Greg Mannix, Vice President International Business Development, General Manager Europe, LSN
Are you looking for early-stage investors? Digital RESI, June 7-9 is the (virtual) place to be! Don’t take my word for it, though. Check out the investors and strategic partners who are already registered for Digital RESI June and decide for yourself how you want to connect with 400+ top early-stage investors and strategics. You can book meaningful meetings with the right players on the powerful RESI Partnering Platform, and you still have a chance to compete in the Innovator’s Pitch Challenge. Be sure to register by this Friday, May 6 to save $200 on registration.
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Building the Perfect Pitch
5 MayBy Karen Deyo, Director of Investor Research, Israel BD, LSN
A perfectly honed pitch is an important part of a startup’s bag of tricks. Many think that having a good pitch is easy because no one knows their company better than they do, and telling people about it is simple enough, right? Wrong! Building a concise pitch with the right amount of information to tell enough of the story to catch an investor’s attention can be a long and arduous process. When working with some of our branding and messaging clients, the elevator pitch can go through dozens of drafts before finding the right balance.
A good pitch should give investors a snapshot of your technology, your stage of development, what makes your technology unique, what you are looking to raise and what milestones you are looking to achieve. Some companies may also choose to highlight any relevant experience with the management team, the involvement of a KOL, or maybe a key partnership that they have developed. Each elevator pitch is unique, depending on the company and what part of their story is crucial to highlight. The one thing that all pitches have in common is that they take a lot of practice to perfect. However, you cannot practice in a vacuum – getting solid feedback is a critical part of developing a solid pitch.
This is where pitch sessions, like RESI’s Innovator’s Pitch Challenge (IPC) come in. The IPC provides a chance to hone your pitch, practice pitches in different lengths, from the 4-minute prerecorded pitch to the 1-minute live pitch during the Q&A session and get a glimpse of what questions an investor may ask for clarification. Participating in pitch sessions like the IPC gives you a glimpse into what questions investors are frequently asking you. This may indicate an area of your pitch that needs more work, or a part of your company strategy that you should develop more fully to appeal to more investors. Joining the IPC is a wonderful tool to help you make a great first impression.
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The Voices of RESI
5 MayBy Rory McCann, Marketing Manager & Conference Producer, LSN
Panels are an integral part of the Redefining Early Stage Investments (RESI) conference series. They cover topics relevant to the fundraising entrepreneur, but they also feature prominent voices from both sides of the deal-making equation. RESI panels demystify the investment process by highlighting speakers from various investment firms representing different types of capital, including corporate venture, impact investors, endowments, foundations, private equity, family, offices, angels, incubators, and accelerators. RESI panels also shine a spotlight on entrepreneurs who have successfully raised funds and are willing to share their early-stage journeys, as well as best lessons learned along the way.
Check out the most recent list of speakers joining Digital RESI June who are participating virtually to shed light on the ever-changing landscape of early-stage life science and healthcare. Join them June 7-9 and save $200 on early bird rates by Friday, May 6.
 Michael Baran Executive Director, WRD and Principal Pfizer Ventures |
 Kaitlin Christine Founder & CEO Gabbi |
 Marina Cortes Venture Partner SandBanks Capital |
 David Gordon Head of Investments Longliv Ventures |
 James Hardiman Partner Data Collective |
 Sarah Hippert Program Manager Techstars |
 Brenda Hogan Chief Investment Officer Ontario Capital Growth Corporation |
 Baudouin Hue Partner Karista |
 Ozan Isinak President, Central Canada Keiretsu Forum |
 Kristin King Member Boston Harbor Angels |
 Bill Kuziel Analyst and Investor MedPro Investors |
 Sebastien Latapie Principal Dynamk Capital |
 Seo Lee Principal SV Investment |
 Eric Levitan Founder and CEO Vivo |
 Ben Nahir Venture Principal Elevate Capital |
 Maria Luisa Pineda Founder & CEO Envisagenics |
 Gayathri Radhakrishnan Senior Director Venture Capital – AI Fund Micron Ventures |
 Katherine Relle Vice President Accelmed |
 Jane Rho Investor DaVita Venture Group |
 Surbhi Sarna Group Partner Y Combinator |
 Yaniv Sneor Founding Member Mid Atlantic Bio Angels |
 Eran Steinberg Imaging Arts |
 Vangelis Vergetis Co-Founder & Executive Director Intelligencia.ai |
 Sa’ar Yaniv Director of Business Development Fortress Biotech |
 Derek Yuan Senior Associate LYFE Capital |
 Lu Zhang Managing Partner Fusion Fund |
 Alex Zhavoronkov CEO InSilico Medicine |
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Hot Investor Mandate: Corporate VC Firm Invests Up to $10M in Diagnostics and Digital Health Companies Based in the USA or Those Interested in USA Markets
5 MayA corporate venture firm headquartered in USA invests $1-10M in Seed stage and beyond, with Series A being their sweet spot. Because of the flexibility in their balance sheet and investment committee, the firm has also looked at investments greater than $10M in Series C and D companies. The firm typically makes equity investments but has used notes for later stage investments. The firm is USA focused; however, the firm will look at companies headquartered elsewhere if there’s USA commercial traction or intent to commercialize in the US.
The firm is interested in diagnostic and digital health sectors and is open to all subsectors and indications. The firm is not interested in therapeutics or medical devices, unless they’re noninvasive medical devices. The firm is especially interested in technology that impacts their polychronic patients, especially since the firm has a strong intention of moving upstream into the CKD and ESKD space. The firm has done a lot of work in the cardiometabolic and comorbidity space, more specifically looking at technology for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, COPD, social determinants of health, end of life and behavioral health.
The firm is open to all types of management teams but have a preference for entrepreneurial experience, however the firm has also backed first time founders. For companies not in the diagnostics or device space, the firm likes to see at least $1M in ARR. They firm has led in the past but prefers to join 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: USA and Europe-Based VC Firm Seeks Early-Stage Life Science Companies in All Sectors, With Strong Interests in Platform Technologies
5 MayA venture capital firm with USA and Europe offices is actively seeking investment opportunities within life sciences and healthcare sectors, with a focus on early stage. Initial investments can range from $100K – 3M, and largely varies by deal. The firm typically invests in the form of equity, and may take less equity in exchange for preemptive or pro-rata rights. The firm will consider global opportunities, but focuses on USA and Europe-based companies.
The firm is interested in various opportunities within therapeutics, devices, diagnostics, and digital health. In therapeutics, the firm is excited about platform technologies (especially in oncology), DNA repair, and novel drug delivery mechanisms. Within devices, technologies that integrate or combine new technologies such as robotics, smart devices, IoT, and imaging are areas of interest. In diagnostics, point of care diagnostics technologies that can substantially transform the current standard of care are of interest. Lastly, within digital health, the firm is interested in telehealth, novel digital interventions, and any technology that successfully leverages AI to improve patient outcomes and clinical workflow. The firm is mostly stage and indication agnostic, but tend to stray away from cardiovascular and CNS indications.
The firm has no specific company or management team requirements. The firm seeks to be a very active, hands-on investor and can support their portfolio companies on their operations, scalability, regulatory strategy, and more. The firm has a growing advisory board that companies can seek to leverage. The firm can act as either a lead or co-investor.
If you are interested in more information about this investor and other investors tracked by LSN, please email mandates@lifesciencenation.com.
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