I’ve been tracking first-time venture financing of medical device companies in New England since 2005. Whew!
Startups are where innovation really happens. It takes the dedicated focus of a startup to drive real change to our healthcare system. A first venture funding is a validation of technology, market and business model. A key metric of the health of our local medical device innovation economy is the rate of new startup funding.
I also track startups because I want to provide a list of funded startups to the local community – job seekers, venture investors, and service providers. Startups have a hard time finding the right connections in the community, and vice versa. Maybe I can make it a little easier.
I’ve counted nine venture-funded medtech startups in 2015, of which one is a restart, one has no medical device products (but may), and one is a Ukrainian company with a Boston-area office. Given the venture funding environment, 2015 was a respectable, thought not stellar, year for venture funded medical device startups in New England.
Read on to access the list.
Jay Caplan New England Venture Funded Medical Device Startup List 2015 Q4
Thanks Jay
Dan
Thanks Jay and Dan! This will be very helpful to Arrotek and their visit next month.
-Ryan
From: Daniel E McNulty [mailto:demcnulty@comcast.net]
Sent: 10 March 2016 15:02
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Thanks Jay
Dan