Barry Shrier, CEO, HTI LABS, at "Journeys of Health-Tech Innovation", March 22nd 2016

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This document introduces the Health-Tech Innovation LABS, which aims to improve global health by boosting healthcare technology innovation. It does this through four activities: 1) hosting events to showcase innovations, 2) operating an accelerator to mentor and fund startups, 3) focused recruitment in health tech, and 4) an investment fund. The LABS connects innovators, investors, providers, and other stakeholders to support the development and commercialization of new technologies. A special announcement promotes the LABS' upcoming "GIANT" health event in November 2016, which will bring together over 5,000 delegates, 1,000 investors, 250 startup exhibitors, and 100 large company exhibitors.

Healthcare

Healthcare is a noble profession
• Saving lives
• Reducing pain and
suffering
• Improving the well-being
of citizens worldwide

Dedication - Helen B. Taussig. 1898 - 1986
• American cardiologist
• founded the field of
pediatric cardiology.
• developed the procedure
to address “blue baby
syndrome”
• Active campaigner in
banning thalidomide

Introducing
The Health-Tech
Innovation LABS

We discover, connect, and support the
leading healthcare technology innovators
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To greatly improve the health of humanity by
boosting innovation and entrepreneurship in
health technology
1. DISCOVER: To collect and connect healthcare
innovators world-wide
2. DEVELOP: To support these innovators: with
the tools, services, and access to finance
Vision
Mission
Inspiration Our Vision About Us Partnership

Four interconnected business activities
1. Events
• to showcase health-tech
innovation
• Serve investors, payers &
providers and innovative
doctors
2. Labs
• Accelerator: Mentoring, cash-
for-equity, training, access to
buyers & providers
3. Recruitment
• Exclusive focus on health-tech
4. Investment Fund
• Focused on early stage
health-tech
Community: All those interested, and involved, in health tech
innovation
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The health-tech ecosystem we’re creating and building
EVENTS
Mentors / coaches
Hospitals,
Trusts, etc Health-tech
investors
NHS
Sales
Advisors:
legal, finance
Admin, IT
support…
Recruitment
Private buyers,
i.e. Bupa
Healthcare
retail
Commissioners
and providers:
Want access to
innovation, better
tools, lower
costs…
Health-Tech Innovation LABS - Coordinate all these services
Universities
Insurance
Govt
sponsors
Corporate
sponsors
Sponsors pay to gain access to innovation.
And spin out their own IP…
CompaniesCompaniesCompanies Companies
• Entrepreneurs with health-care innovation ideas
• Doctor or patient without start-up expertise
• Corporates can improve their own innovation in the
LAB
Health-Tech innovators
HEALTH-TECH INNOVATION EVENTS - the leading community connecting all stakeholders
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Special announcement - 16 to 19 November 2016

www.health-tech-innovation-labs.com b@health-tech-innovation.comPrivate and confidential - NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION
The GIANT health event:
Global Innovation And New Technology
creating Europe’s leading international health
event
focus on innovation - i.e. new level of cross-
industry participation.
and creativity
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SAVE THE DATES - 16 to 19 November 2016
Opportunities for:
• Speakers
• Sponsors
• exhibitors

How can we help you?
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Barry Shrier
b@HTI-LABS.com
@Barry_HealthTec

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