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EurekaConnect Executive Forum

An intimate one and half day forum with a unique approach to developing world class companies

ECEF and The IBE partnership brings the specialized know-how and the funding required for translational development success. In addition, the IBE provides biomedical researchers and innovators with educational programs and hands-on training that will help them become more aware of how to make their discoveries end up in the marketplace.

The Mission of the EurekaConnect Executive Forum (ECEF) is to provide and apply best practices to create and leverage solutions for the current and ever changing landscape. Through the formation of the pilot Translational Operations Company (TOC) we will design and facilitate the execution of the next generation business model allowing for collaborative efforts, while dramatically accelerating and expanding the lab-to-market flow of life sciences innovations. These steps were accomplished as we are in the process of creating an entity, and analyzing the business plans, that you helped build in September, to put them into practice.

This a unique approach to developing world class companies, we will utilize breakout sessions to search for solutions to industry inefficiencies, complemented by panels and speakers focused on innovation and investment, and allow participants the opportunity to network and learn new methodologies of operation. Our event is the essential fixture on your planning calendar.

We will be holding the second EurekaConnect Executive Forum (ECEF) meeting from April 14-15 in Boston at the Hyatt Boston Harbor Hotel. The meeting will:

Facilitate executive networking
Update participants on the progress we are making with the Education and Investment initiatives
Provide working sessions that will provide participants a chance to shape the ECEF approach
- Education
- Operations
- Capital and Funding
- Science and Technology

The meeting will also be very informative as we will be hosting a series of panels addressing:

Successful biotech models
Biotech, pharmaceutical and device companies' need for the ECEF education and investment model and how it will impact their investment in R&D
The education model being used by institutions and how the ECEF approach will address the knowledge gap and impact the advancement of science
International challenges and interest in the ECEF models
Private and public funding sources and strategy

This was by far the best class I ever took, which focused on helping the scientists transition their ideas to building successful business. Elma Kurtagic Associate Director at Momenta Pharmaceutical

I had a wonderful time at the IBE program...and...admit that the program has been filled with inspiring learning experience Piyush Kalra Graduate Research Assistant at Wichita State University

...when I left, armed with the knowledge and connections gained, I felt empowered and determined to find ways of commercializing my science Nicholas Kwiatkowski Lead Scientist at Dana Farber Cancer Institute

The emphasis on Self and Team by Curtis, Gregg and the IBE faculty not only provided participants with a "reality check", it highlighted a f Jeff Jahnes Director – Center for Applied Microbiology at The Ohio State University

...it showed the ECBD was working as intended and created a faithful copy of myself which I could discuss, understand and improve, the whole Marc Vives Enrich Masters of Science in Precision & Stratified Medicine and Pharmacological Innovation at University of Aberdeen