WA MTP Sector Spotlight Series

Our monthly breakfast series is an opportunity for representatives from across the MTP sector to connect, collaborate and learn about upcoming opportunities, and hear the stories and successes of WA organisations developing health and medical innovations. Join us over a light breakfast in the last week of each month at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research.

Details

Tuesday 29 March 2022

8:00-9:00AM FIRESIDE CHAT

If you are attending online, join us from 7:30AM at Coffee Anatomy (located ground floor, Harry Perkins Institute) for a free coffee on us!

Ground Floor Auditorium at Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, 6 Verdun Street Nedlands.

Agenda

7:30am Breakfast and networking for in-person attendees

8:00am Guided fireside chat

9:00am Event close

Featuring Emyria (ASX: EMD) – developing new care models to treat unmet needs

Emyria is developing new care models for patients with unmet needs by using novel treatments and by bringing together patients, clinicians, researchers and medical innovators.

The company aims to test, validate and develop novel treatments and therapies in the real world, accelerating drug development by pioneering new ways to collect, standardise and analyse dynamic patient data and clinical evidence.

During this Spotlight event, Emyria’s Managing Director Dr Michael Winlo will discuss the company’s evolution from operating as Emerald Clinics to Emyria, the opportunities in the medicinal cannabis space for the WA life sciences sector, and their medical grade remote platform Openly – which has Class II registration with the TGA and won the ICT Service Transformation for the Digital Consumer award (Corporate) at the Australian Computer Society Digital Disruptors Awards.

About our speaker Dr Michael Winlo – Managing Director, Emyria

Dr Winlo has extensive experience in leading high-growth teams. Prior to Emyria, he served as CEO of Linear Clinical Research and, before that, lived in Silicon Valley where he worked for Palantir, helping major healthcare institutions in the US and UK solve complex data integration and analysis challenges.

Dr Winlo holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Western Australia, and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

COVID-19 considerations – PLEASE READ

• All visitors entering the Perkins building will be required to provide evidence of double vaccination at point of entry.
• Cloth masks are not allowed to be worn in the building. Disposable masks will be available at the Concierge for those who arrive wearing a cloth mask.
• You will be required to wear a mask at all times whilst in Perkins, including in the audience during the fireside chat. There will still be opportunities to ask questions of the speakers in a COVID-safe manner.
• There is an option to view this event online, which you can select during the registration process (virtual attendance). Please contact [email protected] if you have any issues or need to change your attendance.

Information:

For any queries, please get in touch with Rebekah Craggs at [email protected]