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Innovation is core for the growth of the MedTech industry. For large corporations, sharpening their competitive edge often involves partnerships and investments in start-ups. On the start-up side, scaling their operations by being acquired by large corporations is a viable strategy.


This webinar seeks to address how does the matchmaking process work and what are the success factors for start-ups to catch the attention of the large corporations.


How To Catch The Corporate's Eye?

Date: Tuesday, 5th May 2020

Time: 11am to 12.30pm (Singapore time)


This is the second in a series of events and webinars for the Founders Series - a programme curated by APACMed to give young start-ups the opportunity to sit at the same table with key stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem as they receive support, mentorship and guidance from industry leaders.


Please note that this webinar is exclusive to APACMed members only and Founders Series participants only. Login details will be shared via email with those who have registered for the event, closer to the event date.


If you are a start-up and interested to find out more about the Founders Series and how you can participate in it, please email Gabriel Sim, Director of Strategic Partnerships, at gsim@apacmed.org.

May 5, 2020

11:00 AM - 12:30 PMGMT+8

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Speakers

  • Chris Hardesty (Director, Healthcare & Life Sciences Practice of KPMG)

    Chris Hardesty

    Director, Healthcare & Life Sciences Practice of KPMG

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  • Peter Hawkes (Head of New Business Development, Medical Devices Asia Pacific at Johnson & Johnson)

    Peter Hawkes

    Head of New Business Development, Medical Devices Asia Pacific at Johnson & Johnson

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  • Fred Herpin (Vice President, Asia Pacific at STERIS)

    Fred Herpin

    Vice President, Asia Pacific at STERIS

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  • Anselm Tan (Head of Corporate Venturing, APAC at Philips)

    Anselm Tan

    Head of Corporate Venturing, APAC at Philips

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