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Robert Storey is listed as Medtech Executive at The LaunchPort, based in Washington Dc-Baltimore Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at vtherm.com, phone signal with area code 410, 479, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Robert Storey.
Robert Storey previously worked as Managing Partner at The Launchport and Principal at The Mvr Company. Robert Storey holds Bschemeng, Chemical Engineering from University Of Arkansas.
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Storey is Managing Partner of The LaunchPort™ in Baltimore, Maryland, an innovative for-profit venture center and ISO-13485 manufacturing operation for early stage medical device companies entering the regulatory approval process and preparing for commercial adoption. Mr. Storey is appointed as Vice Chairman to the State of Maryland's Life Sciences Advisory Board. He has been active in efforts of collaboration between the FDA, Payors, Device companies and Providers to develop a high value medical device demonstration hub in Maryland. He is currently serving on the External Advisory Board for the Johns Hopkins Center for Biomedical Innovation and Design, the Strategic Advisory Board for Johns Hopkins Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics, the JHU Applied Physics Lab Technology Commercialization Panel, and is the Johns Hopkins advocate for medical device and engineering investment submissions to the Maryland Innovation Initiative. Most recently, he was named the Director of the Evaluation Core for the Neurotech Harbor initiative, a five year translational investment collaboration between Johns Hopkins and Howard University - funded by the NIH. Also related to the NIH, he serves as a Portfolio Executive for NIH’s Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) $2.0B investment program that was launched to deal with the US’s SARS-CoV-2 testing crisis. He has been the Medical Device expert for the National Institute of Health’s I-Corps @ NIH™ program since it's inception, is a one of the early Nationally Certified Instructors for the National Science Foundation’s I-Corps™. He is a founding instructor in the development of the NIH NCATS/CTSI I-Corps program, where he leads instruction for those cohorts at the University of Miami Biomedical Engineering/Miller School of Medicine, Northwestern University and Columbia University. He has led international cohorts in the Lean Start-up area in Asia/Pacific, Middle East, South America and Africa.
Listed skills include Medical Devices, Start Ups, Commercialization, Product Development, and 29 others.
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Baltimore, Maryland, Us
The LaunchPort medical device manufacturing accelerator is a nationally unique approach to supporting early stage medtech companies. A partnership between The MVR Company and the Quinn Group, the venture operates 30,000 sq ft at the City Garage Science and Technology complex in Port Covington, Baltimore, Maryland
Annapolis, Maryland, Us
Innovation for Emerging Growth Companies and Institutions - Family Office
Baltimore, Md, Us
The LSAB was created by the legislature in 2007 to assist in maintaining Maryland’s preeminence in the life sciences industry. Comprised of 18 members, the Board includes the Secretary of the Maryland Department of Commerce, a representative designated by the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) and 16 members appointed by the Governor.
Baltimore, Md, Us
Funded by the NIH and founded by Johns Hopkins University and Howard University, NeuroTech Harbor (https://neurotechharbor.org/) works with innovators to accelerate the development of groundbreaking solutions that alleviate human suffering from neurological conditions
Baltimore, Md, Us
- On retainer with Johns Hopkins Tech Ventures as Medical Device & Engineering technology advocate (Site Miner) to the Maryland Innovation Fund- JHU I-Corps Lead Instructor
Baltimore, Md, Us
CBID is a joint effort of the Whiting School of Engineering and the School of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University. Our focus is translational engineering focusing on health care technology. No other program combines clinical immersion, travel to developing countries for global health immersion, state-of-the-art facilities, and world-renowned lecturers to inspire students to deliver real innovation.
Baltimore, Md, Us
The LCSR was founded in 2007 by the Whiting School of Engineering as the interdisciplinary academic center for robotics research at the Johns Hopkins University.
Baltimore, Md, Us
The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Technology Commercialization Panel is a panel of industry experts to provide guidance, expertise, and business-development insights on newly disclosed IP to help with patent and licensing decisions.
Bethesda, Md, Us
Engaged by NIH as Portfolio Executive to support the national RADx program. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) launched the Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) initiative to speed innovation in the development, commercialization, and implementation of technologies for COVID-19 testing. The $500M RADx Tech initiative aims to speed the development, validation, and commercialization of innovative point-of-care and home-based tests, as well as improve clinical laboratory tests, that can directly detect the virus. RADx Tech has expanded the Point-of-Care Technologies Research Network (POCTRN) established several years ago by NIH’s National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB). The network is using a flexible, rapid process to infuse funding and enhance technology designs at key stages of development, with expertise from technology innovators, clinical testing, regulatory affairs, entrepreneurs, and business leaders.
Bethesda, Md, Us
Medical Device Subject Matter Expert - For every National Cohort since Inception/Pilot
Alpharetta, Georgia, Us
Annoviant is a healthcare innovation company dedicated to developing medical devices that transform and save lives worldwide. Annoviant is currently exploring cardiovascular applications of a breakthrough technology that improves soft tissue healing.
Fayetteville, Ar, Us
VIC Technology Venture Development is a private, for-profit development firm in the business of forming new technology companies from university licensed technologies.
Baltimore, Md, Us
VIC Technology Company that focuses on the remote monitoring of chronic cardiopulmonary diseases and disorders.
Fayetteville, Ar, Us
Fayetteville, Ar, Us
Chairman, 2016-2017
VIC Technology Company focused on osteogenic instrumentation for spine and bone fusion
Indianapolis, In, Us
Family of companies focused on proprietary products, venture start-ups, and contract manufacturing for medical devices; with worldwide marketing of anesthesia, respiratory, emergency and drug delivery products.
Baltimore, Maryland, Us
Serve on:- University of Maryland Medical School Commercial Advisory Panel
Denton, Maryland, Us
Tanglewood Conservatories is the world leader in the design and construction of luxury conservatories, botanical houses, orangeries, and pool enclosures.
Medical device manufacturer serving the Asia/Pacific and South American markets
Houston, Tx, Us
Work with the Center for Professional Development & Entrepreneurship to develop the life sciences innovation program for new technologies
Lafayette, Indiana, Us
SpeechVive™ products address the speech condition known as hypokinetic dysarthria, in Parkinson's patients. The condition is characterized by reduced vocal volume, impaired speech rate and diminished articulation and SpeechVive's approach elicits improved speech clarity without placing cognitive demand on the patient.
Exeter, Nh, Us
Vapotherm, Inc. is a public medical device manufacturer focused on non-invasive respiratory devices. The Company achieved its first FDA clearances in late 2000, and has gone on to become the recognized leader worldwide in high flow respiratory applications for the hospital market.
Pratteln, Basel-Country, Ch
Led the North American specialty engineering division following the merger of Clariant and Hoechst Specialty Chemicals in 1997
Pratteln, Basel-Country, Ch
Recruited by private company (Bay Resins Inc.) to assemble a management team to prepare the company for sale. Conducted negotiations with and obtained offers from three global companies, and closed the sale with Clariant, Ltd., the world’s largest specialty chemical company
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Participated with the corporate controllers group to review management practices in the corporation's downstream and chemicals business units, particularly at the marketing interface. Completed reviews of the chemical company treasurer's department, a $1 billion chemical intermediates division, a $350 million polyethylene business unit, and a $100 million specialty chemicals affiliate
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Following the acquisition of this producer of engineering products, managed the sales, marketing, customer service, and technical support organizations of this $40 million Exxon affiliate.
Us
Led the Company's polymer modifier sales team in North America. Developed the polymer modifier business strategy for North America and coordinated technology and business exchanges with the European marketing, development, and manufacturing groups. Conducted the negotiation for the establishment of the Exxon Chemical / Mitsubishi Petrochemical joint venture: Mytex Polymers, Inc. and coordinated the Mitsubishi sales / technical development organizations in Japan with Exxon's sales / support operations in Houston and Detroit. Executed the first agreement to capture Nissan’s North American thermoplastic olefin bumper business, and successfully guided the first large scale use of high crystallinity polypropylene by a U.S. automaker (Ford).
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Responsible for catalyst/process development, process cost assessments, competitive analysis, and pilot plant operations. Conducted technology exchanges with Mitsubishi Petrochemical, Mitsui Petrohemical, Sumitomo Chemical, Tonen Petrochemical, Himont, and Union Carbide
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Robert Storey works for The LaunchPort.
Robert Storey is listed as Medtech Executive at The LaunchPort.
AeroLeads has found 2 work email signals at @vtherm.com for Robert Storey at The LaunchPort.
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Robert Storey is based in Washington Dc-Baltimore Area, United States while working with The LaunchPort.
Robert Storey has worked for The Launchport, The Mvr Company, Maryland Department Of Commerce, The Johns Hopkins University, and The National Institutes Of Health.
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Robert Storey holds Bschemeng, Chemical Engineering from University Of Arkansas.
Robert Storey is listed with skills including Medical Devices, Start Ups, Commercialization, Product Development, Competitive Analysis, Polymers, Cross Functional Team Leadership, and Market Development.
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