From Clinical Need to Market: Challenges to Commercialization

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From Clinical Need to Market: Challenges to Commercialization

Limited seats available. Attendance is by pre-registration only.
Dress Code: Business Casual

Wednesday, June 7, 2017

7:30 PM – 9:30 PM

ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific
5 Nepal Park 139408 Singapore Singapore

ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific and Biotech Connection Singapore would like to invite you to the upcoming Health, Business and Society (HBS) Public Talk, “From Clinical Need to Market: Challenges to Commercialization”.

The HBS Public Talk series was initiated with the aim of facilitating and disseminating insights to relevant stakeholders in the industry, so as to deliver meaningful recommendations to both public and private policy decision makers.

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www.essec.edu/asia

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Mr. Joe CAPUTO

Mr. Joe CAPUTO
Associate Director, IHEM Asia-Pacific,
ESSEC Business School

 

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Mr. Amkidit AFABLE

Mr. Amkidit AFABLE
Director, Go-to-Market Strategies, Johnson & Johnson

Mr. David BARDA

Mr. David BARDA
Vice President, Medical Technologies Cluster,
Biomedical Sciences Division at Exploit Technologies Pte Ltd

Dr. Snehal PATEL

Dr. Snehal PATEL
Co-Founder, MyDoc

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Biotech Connection Singapore (BCS) is part of an international network of non-profit organizations, that aims to promote the transfer of ideas from theory to real world applications by providing a platform for fostering interaction between academia, industry and businesses.

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