Events

Financing Bioscience Innovation Understanding the Funding Landscape from Grants to Exit Join us on April 21 for the fourth seminar in the 2017 Practical Knowledge series, during which we’ll explore various sources of funding available for bioscience innovation. From grants and “friends & family” monies, to angel investors and venture capitalists, our panel has expertise [...]

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The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Programs provide access to funds to develop innovations with potential commercial applications. Over $2.5 billion is invested annually in these highly competitive awards-based programs in order to support scientific excellence, foster technological innovation, and help bridge the gap between performance of basic science [...]

“Hidden” Sources of Funding and Resources Tax Credits, Foundations, and Other Lesser-Known Means of Advancing Your Research or Company Panelists: Michael McCann, MVM Associates Michael Batten, JDRF Andrew L. Smith, Susan G. Komen Foundation Heather Steinman, Wistar Moderator: Sherri Collins PA Department of Community and Economic Development Friday, July 21, 2017 12-1:30pm Live Event University City Science Center 3711 [...]

At the beginning, companies and research projects typically attract investment based on historical performance and a promising future. Continuation of funding, however, is usually contingent upon meeting milestones that build value. This panel will help you identify the “right” milestones.  In addition, we’ll explore: The relationship among technical, financial and organizational milestones Strategies for balancing [...]

When You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know: When to Seek Life Sciences Business Expertise and Where to Find It Panelists: Wayne Barz, BFTP NE Dennis Gross, TJU and Jefferson College of Biomedical Sciences Mike McCann, MVM Associates, Inc Moderator: Don Skerrett, CEO Nanophagix and PCCI Friday, October 20, 2017 12-1:30pm Live Event: Thomas Jefferson University and [...]