Successful device-company creation works in a kind of virtuous circle: physicians or engineers with promising ideas find venture backers who believe in those ideas and fund the launch of a company to bring the innovation to market and who, in turn, after a certain period of time, find seasoned executives to grow the company and realize the potential of the idea.
But that virtuous circle can turn vicious if any of those pieces are missing: if physicians are reluctant to commercialize their ideas, venture sources don't crop up; conversely, if venture sources aren't there, there's no one to fund the companies' creation
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