Winning Genes: How to Create, Grow and Sustain a Successful Life Sciences Company

April 1, 2011

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Foley & Lardner LLP | Today’s life sciences environment is experiencing a slow but steady rebound. Just as we’ve learned in research labs, building blocks from the survival gene to the social and protective genes, are the critical factors of adaptability and resilience, essential to a company’s survival.

Dynamic market changes demand new approaches to long and short-term financial strategies, fresh perspective on licensing and collaborations and risk management strategies to sustain both early and established life sciences companies.

Foley & Lardner along with our event partners, BioMed Realty Trust and Berkley Life Sciences present, “Winning Genes: How to Create, Grow and Sustain a Successful Life Sciences Company”. During this half-day conference, financial advisors, industry leaders and legal counsel will provide insight on critical business and legal issues during the following interactive panels:

  • Post-Recession Life Sciences: Achieving the Successful Exit in the Market Resurgence
  • The Nuts & Bolts: Designing and Implementing a Risk Management Plan
  • Match Making: Identifying Partners, Creative Collaborations and Long Term Outcomes
  • Avoiding the Pitfalls and Overcoming the Obstacles When Working with Foreign Companies

Special Keynote Presentation

We are pleased to host, Dr. Robert Langer, Institute Professor at MIT, as our keynote speaker. Dr. Langer will enlighten attendees by providing his perspective on how biotechnology entrepreneurs can succeed in today’s post-recession market and share a forward looking perspective on the where the industry is heading as it relates to technology innovation and venture capitalism.