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February 28 – Personalized Medicine: Is the Wait Over?
A joint presentation of the Yale & CURE BIOHAVEN entrepreneurship series and Crossroads Venture Group
Genomic technologies have opened the door to medicine that takes into account the unique clinical, genetic, genomic and environmental characteristics of individuals. This session will explore the state of personalized medicine today, its application both scientifically and in the clinic and commercial opportunities and challenges in the near and mid-term.
Where: Anlyan Center, Yale Medical School
When: February 28, 4:30 - 7:00 PM
Click here to register
Genomic technologies have opened the door to medicine that takes into account the unique clinical, genetic, genomic and environmental characteristics of individuals. This session will explore the state of personalized medicine today, its application both scientifically and in the clinic and commercial opportunities and challenges in the near and mid-term.
Where: Anlyan Center, Yale Medical School
When: February 28, 4:30 - 7:00 PM
Click here to register
Wall Street Green Summit XI – 20% Discount on Registration for CVG Members!
Where: Center for Architecture, New York
When: Monday, March 19th and Tuesday, March 20th
As per the newsletter in the provided link. "Knowledge is Power…Enhance Your Green Financial Results for 2012. We have what you need to update your knowledge base with the most current and innovative opportunities for investment professionals in the cleantech and renewable electric power sectors. There is a growing demand for sustainable energy that is reliable, renewable and non-carbon sourced. We deliver the latest developments and freshest prospects."
WSGS is offering a 20% discount on registration for all CVG members. The Wall Street Green Summit is the longest running and most comprehensive environmental market event in the industry, and can greatly benefit any green/clean investors and entrepreneurs.
When: Monday, March 19th and Tuesday, March 20th
As per the newsletter in the provided link. "Knowledge is Power…Enhance Your Green Financial Results for 2012. We have what you need to update your knowledge base with the most current and innovative opportunities for investment professionals in the cleantech and renewable electric power sectors. There is a growing demand for sustainable energy that is reliable, renewable and non-carbon sourced. We deliver the latest developments and freshest prospects."
WSGS is offering a 20% discount on registration for all CVG members. The Wall Street Green Summit is the longest running and most comprehensive environmental market event in the industry, and can greatly benefit any green/clean investors and entrepreneurs.
CI Announces $250 Million in New Funding
CI to Expand Programs for Entrepreneurs and Recruit Out-of-State Startups
Connecticut Innovations (CI), the state’s quasi-public authority responsible for technology-based economic development, today announced board approval of a plan to deploy $50 million per year, over five years, consisting of $25 million per year from the state of Connecticut, along with a matching $25 million per year over the same period from CI itself. The plan calls for CI to recruit early-stage, high-potential companies from other states, leverage its knowledge of the technology industry and investment community to attract outside investment to match CI funds, and utilize its expertise to expand existing initiatives and launch new initiatives to invigorate Connecticut’s emerging technology sector, bolstering further CI’s record of success.
$125 million in new funding from the state was included in Governor Malloy’s jobs bill, which was signed into law in October 2011. CI’s plan is to match this state funding for each of the next five years with its existing cash and funding from its investment returns.
Connecticut Innovations (CI), the state’s quasi-public authority responsible for technology-based economic development, today announced board approval of a plan to deploy $50 million per year, over five years, consisting of $25 million per year from the state of Connecticut, along with a matching $25 million per year over the same period from CI itself. The plan calls for CI to recruit early-stage, high-potential companies from other states, leverage its knowledge of the technology industry and investment community to attract outside investment to match CI funds, and utilize its expertise to expand existing initiatives and launch new initiatives to invigorate Connecticut’s emerging technology sector, bolstering further CI’s record of success.
$125 million in new funding from the state was included in Governor Malloy’s jobs bill, which was signed into law in October 2011. CI’s plan is to match this state funding for each of the next five years with its existing cash and funding from its investment returns.
