MILI Events

MILI Upcoming Events

The Core Chain: Underlying Structure of Every Life Science Product, Company & Regulatory Audit

Hosted by Justin Paur, MBA, Founder & CEO, Incite Life Science

Registration required

Friday, November 15, 2019. 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. 

Biologics and pharmaceuticals have between a 9.6% and a 13.8% success rate. Medical devices are a bit better, with a 37% success rate. Developing a life science product is a very difficult and complex endeavor.  Tight timelines, tight budgets, and a shifting regulatory and competitive landscape all before we even start. While it is easy to look at executive profiles, raised investment dollars, and market sizes, it is quite difficult to see what is going on at a fundamental level.  

The underlying structure of product development is actually quite simple.  The translation of a need into a technology, a technology into a product, and a product into delivered care often confounds our industry's best and brightest.  In this workshop, we will review the life science product development process, dissect it, and discuss the sources of these failures.  We will then tease out the underlying structure of this process (the Core Chain) and demonstrate how the understanding of this structure adds clarity and insight into an otherwise convoluted process.  The workshop will then explore the implications of the Core Chain, its resulting principals, and how it effects company structure, quality systems, and regulatory audits.  Visit the workshop website for additional details and to register. 

Registration Rates

General Admission: $199

MILI Affiliates: $159

Student: $99

Opioid Policy Forum: Combating Minnesota's Opioid Epidemic

In joint partnership with Leavitt Partners

Registration required.

Thursday, October 24, 2019.  8:30 am - 4:45 pm 

Combating Minnesota's Opioid Epidemic is a one-day policy forum convening public and private stakeholders in Minnesota and at the federal to discuss how to collaboratively build upon current federal, state, and local efforts to combat the opioid epidemic.  We hope to identify policy gaps, overlaps, successes, and needs. 

Visit the policy forum website for additional details and to register.