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‘Fail Quickly, Succeed Quickly’ – BioWales Profiles Value Proposition For Medtech Innovation

Plethora Of Strategy Documents And Inclusive Culture To Support Industry’s Growth

 
• By Ashley Yeo

New policy initiatives and “can do” networking openness in Wales are persuading medtech and healthtech innovators to consider the merits of locating in Great Britain’s smallest home nation.

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BioWales in London 2023, the showcase for Welsh expertise in health care products and a signposting event for medtech innovators seeking funding and networking support, faced tough local competition for attendees on 14 March.

Although rival conferences threatened to lure healthtech and medtech delegates elsewhere, BioWales organizer MediWales secured over 250 technology developers, funders, business executives and policymakers at its PwC-hosted event. Prevention, the...

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