The MOST important gathering of Asia’s biomedical industry in 2009
Capitalize on the phenomenal growth and available opportunities of Asia’s biomedical industry
Asia is increasingly important as a market and resource for the global biomedical industry. The expanding aging and fast-rising middle class population present new market opportunities for global biomedical companies. Many leading pharmaceutical and biotech companies are already leveraging on Asia as a cost effective strategic location to conduct R&D, clinical trials and manufacture their products for the global markets.
With Asian governments’ strong backing to make biotechnology a top priority with an intention on promoting innovation and attracting foreign investment, Asia has seen double-digit growth of its biotechnology industry revenues and is rapidly becoming a leading player in the global search for new medicines.
Now the million dollar question is, “How can YOU capitalize on the phenomenal growth and available opportunities of Asia’s biomedical industry?”
The 5th annual BioMedical Asia last April drew a record attendance of over 1000 delegates from the global and regional biomedical industry with a 20% increase in participation from its previous year. In 2009, BioMedical Asia will convene pharmaceutical and biotech senior executives, regulators, investors and other industry stakeholders to explore partnership and investment opportunities and
discuss best operational strategies and successful business models.
Attendees can expect to hear from a broad spectrum of investors in the life science industry – representing venture capitalist, private equity, institutional investors, pharma venture funds and philanthropic investors among others, and to learn from a faculty of pharmaceutical and biotech industry leaders with a broad expertise ranging from manufacturing to R&D strategy and operations.
2 pre-conference summits, 4 focused conference tracks and 6 workshops give you the flexibility to pick and choose topics that are most relevant to your business and areas of interest.
4 focused main conference tracks
» Reserve your seat before 31 Dec 2008, and enjoy a 10% early bird discount!
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