Consumer Product & Supply Special Interest Group

Ageing populations increasingly concerned to eat and exercise well to live better need more useable devices. Bio-monitoring, real-time feedback and improved information are required to help consumers select dietary, beauty, fitness and other options.

Procter & Gamble:
'Why are consumers focusing more on vitality and health, and who do they trust to help them?'

Cambridge Consultants:
'What are the disruptive technologies in information systems, medical devices and therapeutics that will bring convergence of consumer product, medical device and pharmaceuticals to deliver better solutions for consumers?'
Rachel Harker, Cambridge Consultants, TBC

HealthUnlocked:
'How patients and carers are connecting through social media to understand their conditions and get support'
Jorge Armanet, Joint Founder of Health Unlocked.

Sonovia:
'Novel therapeutic ultrasound technology OTC cosmetic and medical applications'
Peter Luebcke, CEO Sonovia (pictured)

This event is FREE to all staff from Cambridge Network Corporate Member companies (which includes all university staff and students), and to book your place please follow this registration link.

We are most grateful to Cambridge Consultants Limited and to Procter & Gamble for championing and sponsoring this event. Cambridge Network's Consumer Products & Supply Special Interest Group aims to provide a platform where mainstream technology members of the Cambridge Network can interact with those companies focused more specifically on consumer device issues, for the benefit of both.