Jan 20, 2020
Medtech entrepreneurship is on the rise, and for good reason. The continual growth that’s seen within the life sciences industry in Orange County has been attracting an increasing number of international investors and VC firms. Venture capital firms have set their sights on the Southern California life sciences industry, which is displayed by the fact that the amount of VC investment for 2018 was around $7.6 billion for biotech and medical devices. It's a good time to be involved in the startup scene. Yet entering the world of medtech startups is complex and rife with unique challenges. When 90% of startups fail, what does one need to know about the 10% that don't? What are the best practices to cover blind spots one may have when launching a medtech startup?