Stem Cells: Market Analysis and Emerging Opportunities
Select Biosciences welcome you to attend a half day interactive business tutorial, presented by Enal Razvi, Ph.D., which will take place in central London between 13.30 and 17.30 on Monday, 15 Jan 2007. The tutorial has been scheduled for the afternoon to allow those traveling to arrive in good time.
Attendees will also have the opportunity of acquiring the new Stem Cells 2007 report in the delegate package. This will include results and conclusions from our new survey of over 8,000 researchers; the package represents a considerable saving over normal list price.
Introduction
• The stem cells marketplace is growing and evolving, however it is uncharacterized in terms of qualitative and quantitative trends. We seek to define the market characteristics and map the current market opportunities in this space at this half-day tutorial.
• We begin by providing a primer on stem cells, followed by a market focused presentation drawing upon primary market research data performed recently that provides a snapshot of the current marketplace and future trends.
• All course attendees will receive printed and electronic copies of market overviews on stem cells, to complement the presentation and discussion.
• This is a fast-paced business-focused tutorial, which will include a round-table discussion with your fellow attendees
Who should attend
• Scientists in Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology companies.
• Business Development Executives in Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology companies
• Representatives from Academic Institutions
• Established and start-up companies in stem cells space and vendors seeking to offer products into the space
• Venture Capital community and investors seeking to understand the stem cell market landscape, and associated business opportunities
Learning objectives/themes
• Overview of the market landscape in stem cell space
• Market analysis and quantitative trends
• Emerging business opportunities, and associated challenges
• Review of the various technologies in these spaces
• Interactive round table moderated discussion