Happy Canadian Thanksgiving and welcome to Day One of The MedTech Conference 2024! We’re thrilled to have you join us for an exciting lineup of impactful discussions, groundbreaking innovations, and dynamic networking opportunities at the forefront of medical technology
There’s only one MedTech Conference that attracts 1,700+ companies from 46 countries—and it all starts tomorrow! From groundbreaking innovations and dynamic keynote speakers to unparalleled networking opportunities, #MTC24 is where the entire medtech ecosystem comes together to shape the future of health care.
Just 2 days to go until #MTC24, and we’re expecting record participation! Now’s the perfect time to fine-tune your schedule and lock in those important meetings through the MyMedTech app. Make sure you arrive in Toronto with a clear game plan to maximize your ROI at The MedTech Conference!
In just 3 days, #MTC24 will kick off with three incredible keynote sessions, featuring thought leaders from across the industry and beyond.
At #MTC24, you’ll have 4 action-packed days to make meaningful connections through partnering, receptions, and networking events. Whether you’re looking to build relationships, explore collaborations, or simply enjoy the company of colleagues, these opportunities are for you.
We are excited to host you next week at The MedTech Conference in Toronto! The team has worked hard to bring you an action-packed event for maximum ROI. This blog gives you tips and tricks to navigating the conference so you can make the most of your #MedTechCon experience. Please review it carefully and keep this handy when you arrive onsite.
With #MTC24 just 5 days away, here are 5 can’t-miss ways to hear directly from the medtech companies shaping the future of health care!
To make the most of your experience, we encourage you to upgrade your #MTC24 registration to All-Access. An All-Access Pass is the key to unlocking every opportunity available to you and maximizing your ROI in Toronto. How to Upgrade: Upgrade today …
Explore insights on advancing global regulatory harmonization in a new blog by Nicole Taylor Smith, Vice President, Global Head of Regulatory Science & Policy at Philips. From reflections on past successes to the exciting possibilities ahead, this blog highlights how collaboration and harmonization can improve patient care worldwide.
