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Johnson & Johnson Partners with Singapore to Boost Life Sciences Innovation

by Sinead Huang
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In a groundbreaking move, Johnson & Johnson International (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. has announced its collaboration with the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) to fuel innovation within Singapore’s thriving life sciences ecosystem. This unique partnership marks a significant milestone in advancing the region’s potential for pioneering healthcare solutions.

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Accelerating Early-Stage Innovations

The primary objective of this collaboration is to support early-stage companies based in Singapore in their quest to expedite novel discoveries into groundbreaking medicines, cutting-edge medical technologies, and innovative healthcare solutions. Johnson & Johnson Innovation – JLABS, renowned for its vast global network of life science startups, investors, and corporate partners, will play a pivotal role in this initiative.

Beyond assisting early-stage companies, JLABS will actively engage with local incubators and other strategic partners within the ecosystem. Together, they will focus on enhancing venture and talent development programs, ultimately stimulating employment opportunities and fostering the commercialization of innovative solutions by these burgeoning companies.

A Commitment to Asia Pacific’s Healthcare Needs

This collaborative effort underscores Johnson & Johnson’s unwavering commitment to nurture and expedite scientific and technological advancements within the Asia Pacific region. The ultimate aim is to address pressing unmet medical and healthcare needs. With more than a decade of experience and a reputation as the world’s largest global network of life science startups, investors, and corporate partners, JLABS is uniquely poised to drive this initiative forward.

Johnson & Johnson Innovation – JLABS is renowned for its mission to identify and nurture promising early-stage healthcare innovations, regardless of their origin. As stated by William N. Hait, M.D., Ph.D., Executive Vice President, Chief External Innovation and Medical Officer at Johnson & Johnson, “We are thrilled to partner with EDB to advance the thriving life sciences community in Singapore and help unleash the potential of healthcare innovation in the Asia Pacific region for the rest of the world.” This collaboration not only aligns with Johnson & Johnson’s global innovation strategy but also highlights its commitment to driving positive change within the healthcare landscape.

Vision of Johnson & Johnson

Melinda Richter, Global Head of Johnson & Johnson Innovation – JLABS, emphasized the significance of this collaboration by stating, “This type of collaboration exemplifies our pivotal role as an innovation, talent, economic, and venture developer with a mission to empower our partners with the knowledge, experience, networks, and practical frameworks they need to make an impact for patients.” The evolving needs of innovators and early-stage companies in the rapidly changing healthcare industry require new approaches, and this collaboration promises to address these needs effectively.

One of the notable aspects of this partnership is its potential to spark innovation symposiums, with the first one scheduled to be held in Singapore by the end of the year. Further announcements are expected to emerge from this dynamic collaboration, promising significant developments in the realm of life sciences innovation.

For companies and innovators interested in tapping into the resources and opportunities offered by JLABS, additional information can be found at JLABS Singapore. This initiative is set to pave the way for exciting advancements in the field of healthcare innovation, with the ultimate goal of positively impacting patients’ lives across the globe.

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