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Empowering MedTech Growth in Israel

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Room A2

11:00 - 12:30

English

Israel’s MedTech sector drives clinical innovation and attracts global investment, yet scaling remains a core challenge. This session addresses the critical hurdles facing companies on the path from idea to global impact - pilots, clinical trials, commercialization, and regulatory readiness. Through focused discussions and practical insights drawn from 8400’s strategic MedTech roadmap, participants will examine the enablers required for growth, from stronger collaboration with health organizations to closing key skills and resource gaps.

Led by: Tom Rice, Director of Ecosystem Impact, 8400 The Health Network 

Opening Remarks: MED Tech Strategy by 8400

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Gilad Glick

Founder and President

MCI

TED Talks: 

From Pixels to Decisions: AI as the Intelligence Layer of POCUS

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Prof. Klempfner Robert MD

Director of the Prevention & Rehabilitation Institute Sheba Medical Center

Co-Founder & CMO of AISAP LTD

How to Successfully Integrate a Startup into a Global Corporation?

The 3-Pillar Model for MedTech Integration

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Eran Meyer 

CFO & Board Director 

Philips Israel

Reducing Risk, Enabling Growth: A Public Perspective on Medtech: from 2025 to 2026

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Inbar Blum

Director of Planning and Development - Growth Division

Israel Innovation Authority 

Choose Your Roundtable: 

  • Build for Commercialization Success is a practical roundtable for mid/late-stage startups, MNC, VCs, healthtech leaders to explore how to close critical gaps in the Israeli healthtech ecosystem for building truly market-fit products ready to launch and for equipping commercial stage startups for sustainable growth.

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    Gal Cohen

    Co-Founder

    MCI

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    Ariel Rabin

    CEO

    MCI

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    Shani Pery

    Director of Business Development

    ARC Innovation

  • This roundtable will examine how physicians can be empowered to drive early-stage medical device innovation. The discussion will focus on building a strong culture of innovation, engaging new physician communities, and identifying the support, resources, and structures needed for physicians and TTOs to translate clinical insight into successful medtech solutions.

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    Renana Ofan

    CEO

    Shaare Zedek Scientific (Madait)

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    Arie Melamed

    Deputy Director General

    ALYN Hospital

  • While Israel is a global leader in medical innovation, ensuring consistent and sustainable implementation of advanced medical technologies within the public healthcare system—particularly in hospitals—remains a shared challenge. This roundtable will explore challenges and opportunities related to evaluation, funding, and implementation mechanisms, and will foster constructive dialogue among policymakers, healthcare leaders, and industry stakeholders for the benefit of patients and the healthcare system

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    Sarai Fang Segev

    CEO

    MedTech Israel

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    Shira Oberlander

    Commercial and Strategic Partnerships Leader

    Medtronic Israel

  • This roundtable convenes leaders from hospitals, government, HMOs, legal experts, and industry to share global insights on medical device regulation. Together, we will explore how Israeli innovation can align with international regulatory frameworks, highlighting collaborative strategies to streamline compliance and drive medical device innovations to global markets.​

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    Alona Golik

    VP Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs, Israel Site Leader

    Optum

  • Medical device companies in Israel face a complex path from development to market, shaped not only by technological and regulatory hurdles but also by ecosystem-level constraints. This roundtable explores, from the companies’ perspective, what is missing in the ecosystem to enable faster, lower-friction growth, and where systemic barriers persist along the journey.

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    Maya Bittan

    Growth Manager

    Mishur ha'hof regional cluster

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    Sandra Bouhnik Lipman

    External Ecosystem Leader

    J&J

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