Startups have their unique challenges, from fundraising, to navigating the regulatory approval process, to building a patent portfolio that could align with the latest scientific and engineering discoveries. Join our seasoned CEOs and CBDOs who can share how they have successfully navigated their respective companies through these challenges.
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Companies from various sectors of Life Sciences including but not limited to MedTech, HealthTech and Digital Health, BioTech, Therapeutics, Diagnostics, Nutraceuticals, R&D and Platforms, etc. present to the audience including 100s of investors from all over the globe. Each presenting company will have 6 minutes to present. Investors will have the opportunity to vote and rank each company in addition to providing comments, questions, and feedback as they see fit. Further, startups can text chat, video chat, or book times to meet with investors and investors can do the same.
Speakers: Various Founders or CxOs from each presenting startup
This presentation explores the integration of AI into R&D processes, focusing on innovation and value creation. We'll discuss McKinsey's estimate of AI's potential annual economic impact of $2.6-$4.4 trillion, particularly in R&D and Product Innovation. The AI4R&D model will be introduced, addressing challenges like information overload, experiment design optimization, and the "Valley of Death" in commercialization. We'll align AI applications with federally developed and well-accepted Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) lifecycle to enhance efficiency throughout the research-to-commercialization journey. Attendees will learn how AI streamlines R&D processes, improves decision-making and accelerates innovation. The presentation will also cover future AI trends, U.S. government AI initiatives, and investments that startups can leverage.
The Key To A Successful Venture; Hiring “A” Players; The Recruiting Process; 20 Interview Questions To Ask;
Key questions you must have answer to before you present to investors.
Companies from various sectors of AI and ML including but not limited to General, Robotics, Narrow, Reactive, Generative, Super, LLP, NLP, Deep Learning, Etc. present to the audience including 100s of investors from all over the globe. Each presenting company will have 6 minutes to present. Investors will have the opportunity to vote and rank each company in addition to providing comments, questions, and feedback as they see fit. Further, startups can text chat, video chat, or book times to meet with investors and investors can do the same.
Speakers: Various Founders or CxOs from each presenting startup
Essential elements of blockchains and why they provided a totally secure storage of records. What are the main reasons blockchains are used for a new way of implementing currencies and ownership of assets?
The future of blockchain and AI is expected to be transformative, with the two technologies converging to create more efficient, secure, and transparent systems. Examples of blockchain and AI future usage include:
Smart cities
Blockchain, AI, and spatial computing could be integrated to create smart cities where blockchain provides a secure foundation for civic engagement, AI optimizes city services, and spatial computing provides intuitive interfaces for citizens.
Healthcare
Blockchain can secure medical records and facilitate data sharing, while AI algorithms can analyze the data to improve patient care.
Supply chain management
Blockchain can ensure transparency and traceability, while AI can optimize logistics and forecasting.
Data management
AI can track data usage, manage access, and oversee related tasks, while blockchain can store all data.
Web3
AI and blockchain could become instrumental in shaping a more secure, efficient, and transparent Web3 ecosystem.
Virtual economy
In the next 10 years, a virtual economy could emerge where people do business, social networking, and even go to school in a virtual world.
AI trading
The most successful traders of the future may be those who embrace AI as a co-pilot, leveraging its strengths while relying on their intuition and expertise.
Companies from various sectors in DeepTech including but not limited to CleanTech/Climate, FinTech, EnergyTech, AgTech, LegalTech, GovTech, HRTech, DeepTech, Etc. present to the audience including 100s of investors from all over the globe. Each presenting company will have 6 minutes to present. Investors will have the opportunity to vote and rank each company in addition to providing comments, questions, and feedback as they see fit. Further, startups can text chat, video chat, or book times to meet with investors and investors can do the same.
Speakers: Various Founders or CxOs from each presenting startup
Equity and Options – Opportunity and Danger
This presentation is designed for both entrepreneurs and investors to bridge the gap between pitching a business idea and securing funding. Attendees will gain insight into the elements of a business plan that truly resonate with investors and understand the common mistakes that turn them off. Covering key topics like the value of a strong founding team, realistic financial projections, product-market fit, and the importance of traction, this session will reveal how to create a pitch that stands out. Entrepreneurs will learn how to avoid over-promising, vague milestones, and poorly defined exits, while investors will discover red flags to watch out for in potential deals. Whether you're refining your pitch or evaluating your next big opportunity, this talk will equip you with actionable insights to ensure your business plan hits the right notes with potential investors.
Companies from all other tech sectors including but not limited to SaaS, Enterprise, Web3/Blockchain/Crypto, Cyber Security, Internet/Ecommerce, Hardware/IoT, Gaming/AR/VR, Etc. present to the audience including 100s of investors from all over the globe. Each presenting company will have 6 minutes to present. Investors will have the opportunity to vote and rank each company in addition to providing comments, questions, and feedback as they see fit. Further, startups can text chat, video chat, or book times to meet with investors and investors can do the same.
Speakers: Various Founders or CxOs from each presenting startup