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Overview of LSI conference by Ted Bird on BoneChat #42 short

7 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube short, Ted Bird (via speaker A) describes the LSI conference as the "new JP Morgan for medtech," emphasizing that it is a medtech-focused event centered on digital medtech and AI rather than traditional pharma or life sciences. He notes that the conference is continually being upgraded and enhanced. Bird highlights the high cost of participation, stating that industry presenters are charged $5,000 per person, meaning $10,000 for two representatives, though early‑application discounts may be available.

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LSI has become the new JP Morgan for medtech. And it's a medtech conference, so it's not pharma, it's not, you know, there's digital, but it's digital medtech and AI, but it's not pharma and other life science stuff. It's medtech. They continue to enhance it and change it and upgrade it. It's not cheap. I just come back from that meeting because a lot of people are like, oh my gosh, I went and it was very expensive. They charge $5,000, you know, for the industry, you know, the companies to go and present per person. So if you want to bring you and maybe you're, you know, someone else from your company, that's $10,000. You can get a break, you know, if you apply, you know, early.