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 It's been a busy month here at LSN, with our researchers gathering 76 mandates from a wide variety of investors between July 1 and July 25. (See Exhibit 1.)
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 The medtech space currently represents an attractive opportunity for a large number of investors, as recent LSN data shows that there is a steady interest in medical devices. This all-new RESI panel focuses on investors who seek emerging medtech opportunities. LSN has assembled a stellar group of top medtech investors to give attendees a better understanding of how these investors view the market, evaluate a sector and parse early stage medtech firms and technologies.
Moderated by Karthik Ranganathan, Strategic Innovation at Becton, Dickinson & Company, the audience will hear from: - Josh Phillips, Managing Partner, Catalyst Health Ventures
- Juan Carlos Serna, Vice President, HPA Ventures
- Lawrence Cho, Senior Director, Corporate Strategy & BD, Medtronic
- Aaron Sandoski, Co-Founder & Managing Director, Norwich Ventures
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By Michael Quigley, Director of Research, LSN
 When speaking with investors during the past week, I made a point of asking what information they look for on a life science company's website in order to determine if they want to have a more in-depth conversation. The responses tended to be very similar despite coming from investors in multiple categories, including traditional VCs and family offices. Here are the six items that were most cited.
A Clear and Concise Description of What a Company Is Trying to Achieve Your firm's tagline should be the first thing that catches investors' attention when they come to your website. In approximately four to eight words, your tagline should describe simply and adroitly your value added. You should elaborate on this in an elevator pitch, which describes your technology and mission in four to six sentences... |
Life Science Investor Mandates 
