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This document announces an event about launching and funding a healthcare innovation. It provides details about the event such as date, time, location, registration information, and contact details. It also lists the speakers and their backgrounds, including a partner at Cooley LLP, a healthcare lawyer and consultant, and a patent attorney. The learning objectives are to discuss intellectual property strategies, methods of funding a startup, and issues around reimbursement, regulation, and data privacy.
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- 1. Launching & Funding a Healthcare Innovation: Legal & Business Considerations January 22, 2015 6:00 PM $25 until 8 pm on January 21st $35 after then Free for Professional Members NGIN Workplace, 210 Broadway, #201, Cambridge MA Please find more info & sign up at: http://www.healthinno.org/boston/events Got questions? Please email us at info@healthinno.org. Healthy refreshments will be available. Twitter: @health2innovate Hashtag: #healthinno2
- 2. SPEAKERS MODERATOR: Dr. Teesta Jain Dr. Teesta Jain has a PhD in Biochemistry and is working in business development at the interface of life sciences and healthcare and its commercialization. Her interests are in technology, innovation, healthcare access, and provider-payer relationships. John Hession; Partner at Cooley LLP Has worked with over 400 companies at various stages of growth over a variety of industries, ranging from life sciences, medical devices, clean energy to software, hardware and health care information systems. This representation includes all phases of company growth and operations, including company formation and venture capital financings, strategic alliances and technology licenses, equity compensation strategies, corporate goverance, as well as acquisitions and public offerings. For example,he have structured and negotiated more than 300 strategic alliance transactions involving technology licenses and transfers, and nearly 200 acquisitions ranging in size from $1.0 million to several over $1.0 billion. Twitter: @health2innovate Hashtag: #healthinno2
- 3. David Harlow; Health Care Lawyer, Consultant, Blogger, Thought Leader David Harlow is Principal of The Harlow Group LLC, a health care law and consulting firm based in Boston, MA. He has twenty-five years' experience in the public and private sectors affords him a unique perspective on legal, policy and business issues facing the health care community. David is adept at assisting clients in developing new paradigms for their business organizations, relationships and processes so as to maximize the realization of organizational goals in a highly regulated environment, in realms ranging from physician-hospital relationships to data privacy and security to facilities development to social media strategies to the avoidance of fraud and abuse. Stephen Altieri, Ph.D.; Patent attorney at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Stephen Altieri, Ph.D., is a patent attorney at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP who focuses his practice on patent counseling, procurement, and licensing in the life sciences sector. Throughout his career, Stephen has represented clients of all sizes, including emerging companies as well as public companies and universities. He has extensive experience creating and developing U.S. and international intellectual property rights that are aligned with client business objectives. Twitter: @health2innovate Hashtag: #healthinno2
- 4. Learning Objectives: 1. Steve will talk about/or address questions related to- IP, IP strategies, understanding where others have secured. protection and strategically filling for protection. 2. Find out how to get your startup funded from John-early stage funding, venture, non-venture financing, strategic alliance. 3. David will advise on issues related to Reimbursement, Regulatory and HIPAA/data. Twitter: @health2innovate Hashtag: #healthinno2