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Robert Garment, Executive Editor | August 10, 2016
From the August 2016 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine
The seminar agenda will feature leading experts from around the world who will speak about topical issues that are of concern to anyone entering the North, Central and South American medical device market. For example, Richard Vincins, VP of QA/ RA, Emergo, will discuss global regulations for marketing medical devices, while Divya Khullar, Esq., managing partner, www.USAPatents.com, will examine intellectual property in medical devices. Other topics include FDA compliance procedures import and export processes, and the challenges of dealers and distributors entering the U.S. medical device market.
The workshop program is designed to offer practical advice on how to position your business at the forefront of the health care industry by creating sustainable supply chains, empowering your workforce and leveraging digital marketing to enable your business to thrive. For example, Justin Irizarry, chief financial officer, Orthonowcare, Miami, will engage attendees with a workshop on disruptive health care models in the U.S., while Rollis Fontenot III, president, Ascend HR Corp., Houston, will look at how to build an effective recruitment process in order to attract the best talent available.
HCB News: Do you plan to keep the show in Miami Beach and hold it in August next year?
SP: Miami, Florida, is a strategically important location for a show such as FIME. At the crossroads between North, Central and South America, and with fantastic travel links from global cities across the world, Miami continues to be the perfect location to facilitate a global medical trade fair in the biggest medical marketplace.
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