Navigating Funding, Incentives, and Growth in Today’s Market
The MedTech Networking Event
March 18th

Join Our MedTech Networking Event!

    See you on March 18th!

    Event Overview

    At Leyton, we believe the most meaningful advances in MedTech come from conversations between passionate innovators and industry leaders. That’s why we’re pleased to invite you to our MedTech networking session, bringing together executives, founders, and R&D leaders to connect around innovation, cocktails and light bites:

    March 18th, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at our Boston office 

    The session will cover what OBBB means for the MedTech industry, current market conditions, and why it’s critical to consider incentives early. We’ll also explore how to leverage the R&D Tax Credit alongside private funding and where companies are investing today across product, facilities, and manufacturing.
     

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    Welcome Drinks

    5:00PM
    Cocktails and bites in a friendly atmosphere 

      Handshake

      Meet the Leyton Team

      5:30PM
      Presentation led by Laurent Lecanu

        Group

        Networking & Conversations

        6:00PM
        Networking and experience-sharing with industry professionals 

          Our Presenter

          With over two decades of experience in drug discovery and business development, Laurent serves as Director of the Life Science Cluster for North America at Leyton. He is focused on empowering biotech and pharma organizations, enabling their growth through strategic partnerships, funding solutions, and tailored advice in therapeutic areas such as neuroscience and oncology.

          Laurent Lecanu

          Expert Business Development Manager
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          Event Location

          99 High St, Floor 21, Boston, MA 02110

          Four-minute walk
          to South Station (Red Line/Commuter Rail/Buses)
          Six-minute walk
          to Downtown Crossing (Orange/Red Line)
          Six-minute walk
          to Rowes Wharf Commuter Ferry Terminal
          Seven-minute walk
          to State Street Station (Orange/Blue Line)

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