| The PMWC Israel will feature selected number of promising companies in the field of personalized medicine that will compete for the title PMWC Israel Most Promising Company Award 2010. To learn about how to get enrolled please visit the Exhibition page. |
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| Key Parameters for Selection |
• Uniqueness and potential impact of the innovation
• Strength of team and ability to execute
• Barriers to competition and strength of IP
• Expected financial returns for investors
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| TOP 3 |
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| Out of the selected presenting companies the TOP 3 will be chosen to move to the final stage. The three companies will present in the main conference in front of the audience and a judging panel. Shortly after, one of these 3 companies will be chosen to receive the PMWC ISRAEL Most Promising Company Award. The winner will be invited to present at the PMWC 2011 in Silicon Valley. |
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The PMWC Company Award
Competition is co-hosted by: |
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Judge & Chairman |
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Shai Yarkoni, M.D. Ph.D. |
David Naveh, Ph.D. |
Peter M. Kash |
| Managing Director |
Former CTO |
President & Partner |
Israel Export & International Cooperation Institute |
Bayer Biological Products |
Two River Group Holdings, LLC |
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The first PMWC Company Competition took place in Silicon Valley in January 2010. Twenty companies competed for the award. The finalists were:
Agendia, CardioDx, IncellDx, Quantalife, TheraOne, Aposense. The winner was Quantalife, click here for the press release. The judging panel included: Jennifer Fonstad of Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Deval A. Lashkari of Telegraph Hill Partners and Rowan Chapman of MDV. |
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