The MedTech Step-Up Webinar
The MedTech Step-Up Webinar
Podcast Description
Welcome to Lifeblood’s MedTech Step-Up Webinar where our aim is to make you venture backable. At Lifeblood, we understand that transforming a groundbreaking medical innovation into a venture-backable company requires more than just a great idea—it demands the right strategic approach, team, and industry insight . Lifeblood Our Step-Up Program is designed to bridge the gap between innovation and investment readiness. We provide early-stage MedTech companies with a comprehensive, founder-first roadmap, addressing critical legal, business and financial advisory, team building, and marketing strategies. Lifeblood Through tactical, step-by-step guidance, we aim to equip you with the tools and insights necessary to attract serious capital and achieve long-term growth. Lifeblood We’re excited to embark on this journey with you, turning your MedTech innovation into a thriving, industry-changing reality. This is the MedTech Step-Up Program.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
Focuses on the critical elements required for making MedTech innovations venture-backable, with episodes discussing investment readiness, strategic team building, and market entry strategies. Examples include discussions on fundraising challenges in 'Why You Aren't Raising Capital' and insights on industry trends in 'Investment & Economic Outlook'.
Welcome to Lifeblood’s MedTech Step-Up Webinar where our aim is to make you venture backable.
At Lifeblood, we understand that transforming a groundbreaking medical innovation into a venture-backable company requires more than just a great idea—it demands the right strategic approach, team, and industry insight . Lifeblood
Our Step-Up Program is designed to bridge the gap between innovation and investment readiness. We provide early-stage MedTech companies with a comprehensive, founder-first roadmap, addressing critical legal, business and financial advisory, team building, and marketing strategies. Lifeblood
Through tactical, step-by-step guidance, we aim to equip you with the tools and insights necessary to attract serious capital and achieve long-term growth. Lifeblood
We’re excited to embark on this journey with you, turning your MedTech innovation into a thriving, industry-changing reality.
This is the MedTech Step-Up Program.
Hosts:
Joseph Snyder
Head of Talent and Co-Founder, Lifeblood
https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephasnyder1/
Cristiano Fontana
Head of Advisory, Lifeblood
https://www.linkedin.com/in/cristiano-fontana-medtech-businessdevelopment/
Guests:
Darcy Bachert
CEO, Prolucid
Darcy Bachert is the Founder and CEO of Prolucid, an ISO-13485 certified software engineering firm that specializes in custom medical software development. Over the past 17 years Darcy has grown Prolucid to a team of 25, supporting innovative MedTech companies across the world in successfully bringing their applications and devices to market
https://www.linkedin.com/in/darcybachert/
Robert Hamilton
CEO, NeuraSignal Inc.
Robert is a seasoned healthcare entrepreneur, executive, and engineer with a deep commitment to driving transformative innovation in medicine. With a passion for aligning bold vision with high-performing teams, he has spent his career tackling some of the most complex challenges in healthcare.
Robert’s vision and leadership continue to place NeuraSignal at the forefront of AI-powered neurodiagnostics, advancing the future of brain health.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hamiltonrobert/
Carmen Brown
Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs, Proxima
Carmen Brown is a Senior Regulatory Affairs Manager at Proxima Clinical Research, Inc. with 10 years of work experience in the pharmaceutical and medical device industry. Carmen has a master’s in public health and a bachelor’s degree in chemistry. At Proxima, Carmen has worked on both drug products and medical devices specializing in combination products. Her expertise spans a wide variety of therapeutic areas including oncology and IVDs that have included AI/ML.
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