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SUMMARY:ANFF-C webinar series: Manufacturing for Startups
DESCRIPTION:Experts from various sectors will discuss all considerations for early-stage companies that want to manufacture products.\nANFF-C is pleased to announce that Department of Education First Assistant Secretary for Research Dom English and Assistant Secretary Carolyn Shrives will present the second webinar of ANFF-C’s ‘Manufacturing for Startups’ seminar. \nMr English and Ms Shrives will provide their insights into The Australian Economic Accelerator\, one of the most novel schemes around research translation that has been initiated in the higher education sector. The Australian Government is investing $1.6 billion to accelerate reform in the higher education sector for the translation and commercialisation of university research through a new stage-gated funding program. Industry also has a major role to play in this new initiative with Gate 2 funding requiring industry support. \n\n\n\n\nAssistant Secretary Shrives is responsible for the development of the University Research Commercialisation Scheme and now the Australian Economic Accelerator (AEA) program. In her current role\, Carolyn is leading the work to implement the AEA which was a key component of the Action Plan. This follows on from her role working with the Expert Panel appointed by Government to provide advice on ways to help unlock the research potential within Australia’s university sector. The Action Plan\, which was developed from this work\, seeks to enhance the translation and commercialisation of research at Australian universities by funding translational research\, supporting partnerships between universities and businesses and building the workforce required to achieve these outcomes. \nMr Dom English has worked in the Australian Government for more than twenty years across a range of portfolios. This includes the Finance\, Immigration and Prime Ministers portfolio. Mr English joined the Department of Education in January 2014 as First Assistant Secretary in the Higher Education\, Research and International Group. He is currently responsible for policy and programs in the areas of research\, research infrastructure and research commercialisation. He has undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications in economics. \n\nRegister your FREE spot HERE \n\n\n\nWebinar series contact: Dr John R Morrison\, E: john.morrison@anff.org.au \nANFF Eventbrite contact: Matthew Wright\, E: matthew.wright@anff.org.au
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/anff-c-webinar-series-manufacturing-for-startups/
LOCATION:online\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Seminar / Panel Discussion / Conversation
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SUMMARY:A SME’s Guide to Good Manufacturing Practice
DESCRIPTION:Are you an Australian manufacturer of medical devices\, medicines or biologicals? If so\, you are no doubt aware that your manufacturing licence requires compliance with the relevant code of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP). \nJoin us for this unique event where we will explore the basic principles behind Good Manufacturing Practice and ISO 13485\, and hear from representatives from AIRO and Orthocell\, two companies that have successfully made the quality journey to having certified quality management systems. \nWe’ll answer: \n\nWhat are the key elements of GMP and ISO 13485?\nWho in your start up is responsible for GMP?\nHow do I prepare for an on-site inspection?\nWhat are some examples of GMP violations?\nWhat happens if I don’t get my GMP compliance?\n\nKeep the conversation going with light food and drinks provided after the formalities. \n  \nSpeakers \n\nDr Janet Preuss\, Managing Director\, Biotech Recruitment Consultants\nRichard Chipper\, Chief Technology Officer\, Australian Institute of Robotic Orthopaedics (AIRO)\nJames Hill\, Chief Operating Officer\, Singular Health\nMonique Cannon\, Quality Director\, Orthocell\n\n  \nChairperson \n\nProfessor Kevin Pfleger\, Director\, Biomedical and Health Innovation at The University of Western Australia and WA Life Sciences Innovation Hub\n\n  \nSponsored by Deloitte
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/a-smes-guide-to-good-manufacturing-practice/
LOCATION:Deloitte\, Brookfield Place\, Tower 2/123 St Georges Terrace\, Perth\, Western Australia\, 6000\, Australia
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