Insulin, pacemakers, artificial corneas ― Ontario has a proud history of groundbreaking medical firsts. But with groundbreaking advances in cancer treatments, ultrasounds, vision assistance, medical AI and regenerative medicine (to name just a few), Ontario has proven that innovation isn’t just in our past, it’s our future. That’s why we are proud to be bringing 16 innovative companies to this year’s RESI Conference. From cancer treatments to X-rays, the companies that make up Ontario’s delegation this year run the full gamut of life sciences technologies. The lineup isn’t yet final but will be featured on our events hub at SourceFromOntario.com once it is. About RESI RESI is a landmark conference in the life sciences investment space. Like many events, this year’s conference is taking a new format as it moves to an all-digital event, but its goal remains the same: to pair emerging life sciences, medtech, and pharmaceutical companies with innovation-minded investors. This year’s conference is estimating attendance to be 1,000 entrepreneurs and investors, aiming for a 1:1 balance between the two. With thousands of meetings, dozens of pitch sessions, and over 96 hours of uninterrupted networking, RESI is a must-attend for anyone in the life sciences sector that is seeking funding or opportunities. About Ontario With a storied past and a bright future, Ontario is a place where both multi-national and home-grown organizations succeed. Find out why on our Life Sciences, Medtech, and Pharmaceuticals sector pages.
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