Virtual Partnering Events
Our Virtual Partnering Events enable all players in the life science industry, from large biopharmaceutical companies to small biotechs and research labs, to meet, network and exchange ideas to bring the best science forward.
Past events
Immunology Virtual Partnering
For the first edition of Immunology Virtual Partnering join early-stage biotechs, renowned pharma and more to expand networks, discover new business opportunities and make targeted connections in the immunology and auto-immune disease space. This event is open to any organization that provides products, knowledge or technologies that can help advance the immunology pipeline.
Oncology Virtual Partnering
For this second edition of Oncology Virtual Partnering - the first of two oncology events in 2021 - join early-stage biotechs, renowned pharma and more. Network, pitch projects and partner to accelerate oncology pipelines and bring new treatments and therapies to cancer patients worldwide.
Healthcare Partnering Week
A consortium of leading biopharma companies jointly hosted Healthcare Partnering Week to invite new potential partners and investors to meet virtually during the week of 11-15 January 2021, and increased opportunities to connect using Inova Private Scheduler.
Infectious Diseases Virtual Partnering
The first edition of Infectious Disease Virtual Partnering event brought together hundreds of top life science companies to collaborate in combatting viral and bacterial infections and help bring lifesaving treatments to patients faster.
Neuroscience Virtual Partnering
For the first edition of Neuroscience Virtual Partnering, drive progress forward in a field where the unmet need significantly outweighs current medical solutions.
COVID-19 Virtual Partnering
This unprecedented free event accelerated the fight against COVID-19. This groundbreaking partnering event, the first of its kind in the biopharma partnering realm, gathered thousands of trailblazing life science companies working on solutions for COVID-19 testing, treatment and prevention.
