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Tamar Raz, PHD

The Technology Transfer Company of Hadassah University Hospitals Dr. Tamar Raz, CEO Oct 2018

We transform cutting-edge research into marketable healthcare technologies We turn knowledge into viable IP ready to be licensed We facilitate and enhance business relationships with the healthcare industry We provide hands on guidance to promote financing of innovative ideas We provide flexible business and revenue models, allowing us to promote a variety of deals

Technology Transfer The Secret Engine Behind Israel’s Success

A key to some of ISRAEL’S biggest blockbusters Exelon®

A key to some of ISRAEL’S biggest blockbusters CHERRY TOMATO

HADASSAH MEDICAL CENTER

a booming innovation hub 1500 nurses 1M patients treated annually 45 ORs 43K surgical procedures 1,300 beds 4,800 employees 900 physicians 50% Of the National Science Foundation Awards to bio-medical research in Israeli hospitals >2000 Scientific publications in the past 5 years 12 Winners of “Israel Prize” awards a booming innovation hub Our doctors and scientists are on the frontlines, uniquely positioned to pinpoint ever-evolving medical needs.

Multitude of resources. Unlimited opportunities. Oncology Immunology Neuroscience Cardiovascular Metabolic/Liver Cell Based Therapies Ophthalmology

Multitude of resources Clean Rooms (GMP) for production of stem-cells, and recombinant proteins for human injection Cyclotron (radio labeling of both routine & unique compounds) Hadassah Brain Labs Knowledge Center for in vitro and in vivo models related to CNS diseases Animal imaging Micro PET / CT Genomics Tissue Bank Access to human samples: IRB supported collection of blood and tissue samples Large Animal Surgery Room HCRC - Hadassah Clinical Research Center phase I center and numerus Phase II and III clinical trials being managed simultaneously at Hadassah

Hadasit cGMP for biopharmaceuticals production: Your partner for 1st in man and more From bench To product To patient Our expertise & experience: Over 25 years of biopharmaceutical production experience Production of over 50, 1st in man biopharmaceuticals Production for Phase I, II & III clinical studies Ministry of Health approval certificate Contact information: Dr. Linda Rasooly, Director of the cGMP facility; mail: LINDAR@hadassah.org.il; phone: 052-6429936

Surgical innovation & technology center Headed BY Prof. Yoav MINTZ R&D expertise Large animals OR Access to leading experts Unique animal models Surgical training services

Hadasit in numbers 71% 29% 100 new 20 new Over 250 active patent families About 40% of them licensed to industrial companies 71% Pharma 29% Med tech 100 new R&D & service agreements per year 20 new Commercialization agreements per year

Over 50 spinoffs established Hadasit in numbers Holdings in 110 companies Over 50 spinoffs established 15 of them are public

Our transfer model: from discovery to revenues Sharing Discovery & Innovation Our transfer model: from discovery to revenues Evaluation Follow Up on Contract 40% The inventor/s 20% For Research The Institution Commercialization Biz dev & Patenting & Marketing Strategy

portfolio

Our technology transfer success PHARMACEUTICALS DIGITAL HEALTH MEDICAL DEVICES LIFE SCIENCE & BIOTECH

Biodesign israel An academic program which creates groups of Medical Students, Engineering Students, Business Students, and Law Students working together toward a single Biotech Product Original concept - Stanford University Bioengineering Hebrew University Hadassah Medical Organization Needs Analysis Inception Design Prototype 5 Years 20 projects 8 Projects already funded by external investors External funding > NIS 10 M 4 technologies already in clinical trials Provisional Patent Business Plan

A BREATH OF FRESH AIR FOR THE ISRAELI LIFE-SCIENCES START-UP ECO-SYSTEM

HADASIT Commercialization experts HADASSAH Innovation hub HADASIT Commercialization experts We Invent We Transfer to Market

BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER HADASSAH Innovation hub HADASIT Commercialization experts BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER

HADASIT Commercialization experts HADASSAH Innovation hub HADASIT Commercialization experts We Invest We Transfer to Market We Invent

01 02 03 04 Maximizing equity Scouting by industry leaders With a multi-stage investment model, ranging from discovery seed to VC class investments Scouting by industry leaders Discovering promising technologies, developed outside or within Hadassah 01 Proof of concept: innovation funding 5-10 new projects per year up to $100K per project 02 Skin in the game: seed funding Seed investment of up to $1M per project invest at least 50% of fund in POC graduated technologies 03 Watching them grow Round A Co-investment maintain at least 25% Hadaseed equity 04

TAMAR RAZ - CEO | rtamar@hadassah.org.il | www.hadasit.org.il THANK YOU TAMAR RAZ - CEO | rtamar@hadassah.org.il | www.hadasit.org.il