Diagnostic Partnering - DxPx Conference: Fostering success for Diagnostics & LifeScience Research Tools!
The 1st International Diagnostics Partnering Conference “DxPx Conference” will adapt the well-established pharma partnering concept to fit the specific needs of the diagnostics (Dx) industry. On Monday, November 18th, 2019, parallel to the first day of MEDICA, the DxPx Conference will bring together 600 to 1000 stakeholders from the diagnostics and LifeScience research tool industry to a rendezvous at the Maritim Hotel, Duesseldorf, Germany. The Maritim Hotel has excellent traffic connections and is situated at Dusseldorf International Airport, just 10 minutes by car from the MEDICA exhibition halls.
So this is our first draft for our DxPx pitch to present our idea of a dedicated partnering conference for diagnostic and life science research tool companies. By bringing together startup entrepreneurs, creative minds, visionaries, movers, decision-makers and financiers, we will initiate a dialogue from which we will promote and support an ever-improving exchange with one another – across regional clusters and national boundaries. To enable a deal-orientated conference setting the DxPx Conferences will focus only on senior and c-level executives; traditional service provider / consultancies will be excluded.
Building Trust. Building Business.
The credo of SilverSky was also the underlying motto for planning the Diagnostic partnering conference. In advance to the DxPx conference in 2019, we will therefore also invite diagnostic startups from around the globe, who have been established for less than three years, to submit presentations of their businesses and ideas. From these, the DxPx sponsors and selected industry executives will select a Startup Top Twenty. These companies will be awarded the opportunity of introducing themselves through a pitch and small booth at the conference – and hopefully we can thereby help them to get the visibility they need to find the right partner. Of course classical one-on-one meeting are planned through the conference.
Why do we believe a partnering conference specifically designed for the Diagnostics / LifeScience Research Tool industry is an unmet need?
Best, Mirko Stange