DeviceTalks is a conversation among leaders. It’s an evening for an exchange of ideas, insight and contacts among the pioneers of the medical technology industry. Formerly known as the Big 100, this event is held annually in Boston, Orange County and the Twin Cities.
On July 15th, you’re invited to join us for a discussion with some of the area’s most innovative and influential leaders, including Brian Concannon, CEO, Haemonetics; Duane DeSisto, CEO, Insulet; Carmichael Roberts, General Partner North Bridge Venbtures and Founder of 480 Biomedical, Arsenal Medical, Diagnostics for All, MC10 and Dr. Charles Carignan.
DeviceTalks also features four panel discussions on hot issues facing medtech companies. The descriptions of which can be found below. When you register you are automatically allowed entry into any of the panels listed.
Enterprise quality management with global, harmonized processes is the goal of every quality systems organization. Without proper organizational and financial alignment, the vision will not become reality. Learn the necessary steps to build a solid business case for quality by assessing the current state of your quality and business processes, what your business goals are then how to create a blueprint to achieve results in the future.
We take for granted certain “truths” in medical device marketing. So once an idea is accepted as gospel, it becomes a rule we cling to—even if the landscape is shifting. The question is, what opportunities are you missing by not breaking the rules?
This year, KHJ is hosting a panel of experts to discuss myths and truths in medical marketing. Get ready to shatter some cherished notions.
In it's 40th year in business, Haemonetics is on the cutting edge of medical technology. In the past decade, this "quiet" Massachusetts company has transformed itself into one of the most influential businesses in the medical device space, accomplishing a transformation that is looked upon with envy by medtech titans such as Medtronic.
Hear from Concannon how Haemonetics transformed itself from a humble manufacturer of blood collection products into a billion dollar blood management services company that is embedded in the entire supply chain of blood donation.
Selling to hospitals is different than it was just one year ago. Hospitals are using analytic data to make their purchasing decisions, and it's having a significant impact on how the medical device industry does business.
At this Executive Roundtable, we'll share with you what hospitals know and how it's being used. We're interested in your thoughts about how big data is being used to focus sales efforts, understand factual market share, and create opportunities to lock in business.
This is a private, invitation-only event. If you're interested in helping to shape how the device industry competes in a changing economic landscape contact Jackie Gonzalez at jgonzalez@j29associates.com for an invitation.