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Enable expects that there will be over 250 biologic candidates for the device within the next 10 years. The device has several unique features, one of the most important being the ability to use product immediately after transfer from a refrigerator. While the technology is pre-FDA, Enable maintains an existing relationship with the organization and expects to be the first company in the country to complete clinicals and receive FDA approval with this type of technology.

According to Gotsch, CEO of Partnership for New York, “New York uniquely produces more innovative medical technology than any other region, but it lags in new company formation.” There are dozens of emerging breakthrough technologies in which significant enterprises could be built, but no CEOs to take the lead. These projects are capable of getting the funding and resources necessary to get off the ground, but are desperate for CEOs and entrepreneurs experienced enough to take ideas from the lab into full fruition

“We are excited to add a strong emphasis on partnering to the expanded China Forum,” said Brett Johnson, Founder of OneMedForum. This development is the result of a joint venture between OneMedForum and The Pharma Partners of Hong Kong (TPP). TPP has selected 50 investment groups to attend, each with at least $10 million USD allocated to license or acquire technologies, products, and companies in 2015.