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MedTech startup success factors
MedTech startup success factors
by Tanya Ridding
Posted in MedTech & Devices
The Medtech industry is a hotbed of innovation and potential, but early-stage startups face significant challenges on their path to success. Drawing on her experience working with early stage start-ups, talented founders, innovators and entrepreneurs, Tanya Ridding has compiled a guide to the key success factors that can make or break burgeoning company.
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The NHS’ £150m AI investment: What does it mean for Healthcare talent?
The NHS’ £150m AI investment: What does it mean for Healthcare talent?
by Tanya Ridding
Posted in MedTech & Devices
The NHS recently announced an £150m investment to establish a framework for healthcare AI solutions, a huge step towards revolutionizing patient care and medical efficiency. In this blog, we explore how this investment will impact recruitment in healthcare and medtech, the roles in demand, and how both candidates and organizations can prepare for the future of AI in healthcare.
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Key GI technologies and innovations within MedTech
Key GI technologies and innovations within MedTech
by Tanya Ridding
Posted in MedTech & Devices
From AI-driven diagnostics to cutting-edge minimally invasive procedures, technologies promise to enhance patient outcomes and redefine the boundaries of what's possible in GI care. In this blog, Tanya Ridding explores the most impactful GI technologies that have helped shape the medtech industry in 2024. 
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Shaping the Future of Surgery: Key Drivers and Challenges in the Surgical Robotics Space
Shaping the Future of Surgery: Key Drivers and Challenges in the Surgical Robotics Space
by Tanya Ridding
Posted in MedTech & Devices
Uncovering the key growth factors driving innovation and the potential barriers that may shape the industry’s trajectory in the years ahead, I (Tanya Ridding, Global Director – Medical Devices & Technology at Invenia Group) interviewed three senior leaders in the space to gain valuable perspectives on the future landscape of surgical robotics.
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Top EU MedTech Startups to Watch
Top EU MedTech Startups to Watch
by Tanya Ridding
Posted in MedTech & Devices
Tanya Ridding will soon be attending the LSI conference in Portugal, so in this blog, she walks you through some of the early-stage start-ups that VCs at 415 Capital, Sofinnova Partners, MIG Capital and SHS Capital believe are the ones to watch...
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Pioneers in Neurotechnology: The Fastest-Growing Startups to Watch
Pioneers in Neurotechnology: The Fastest-Growing Startups to Watch
by Tanya Ridding
Posted in MedTech & Devices
Neurotechnology is a rapidly advancing field with the potential to revolutionize medicine, enhance human capabilities, and deepen our understanding of the brain and mind. Crustdata shared insights into data showcasing the fastest-growing neurotech start-up companies according to headcount growth...
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The Impact of the UK Labour Government on MedTech
The Impact of the UK Labour Government on MedTech
by Tanya Ridding
Posted in MedTech & Devices
The new UK Labour government's impact on the Medtech sector will be multifaceted, involving changes across a number of key areas. This could present both opportunity and challenges for companies operating in this space depending on how they can adapt to the changes.
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Navigating MedTech Talent & Innovation in a Post-Non-Compete Era
Navigating MedTech Talent & Innovation in a Post-Non-Compete Era
by Tanya Ridding
Posted in MedTech & Devices
The FTC’ s final noncompete rule marks a new era for employee mobility and innovation, with a comprehensive ban on new noncompete for all workers including for senior executives and making existing non-competes unenforceable for those non deemed a senior executive.
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