Minna Lehtinen

Cavidi AB develops and manufactures IVD tests for detection and monitoring of viral diseases. Its ExaVir product series utilizes the HIV reverse transcriptase enzyme to measure viral load and drug susceptibility. The company develops front-line assays for various polymerase enzymes of interest to pharmaceutical, medical, and veterinary research. It offers hospitals, private laboratories, pharmaceutical industries, and research institutions worldwide. Cavidi was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden.

Phillips-Medisize A/S designs, develops, and manufactures injection, inhalation, and connectivity devices. It co-markets intelligent patient compliance device solutions that enable patients to manage their drug treatment regimes. The firm offers pressurized metered dose inhalers, such as Asmair for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases; and Insulair, for use with liquid drug formulations for pulmonary drug delivery in patients with diabetes; and tablet reminders. The company's injection technology accelerators are focuses on modules and concept solutions for: disposable and reusable concepts, mechanical and electronic motor systems, dosing controls, needle protection systems, low and high volume concepts, data collection and memory systems, and wireless data transfer systems. Medicom Innovation Partner was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Struer, Denmark.

Mendor Oy designs, develops and markets diabetes management products. It offers a blood glucose meter and web-based software application for the daily management of diabetes. The firm designs address the needs of people with diabetes requiring regular blood glucose monitoring. The company was founded by Tuomas Planman, Jukka Planman and Kristian Ranta in 2006 and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.

VTI Technologies Oy creates solutions that improve safety and security, health and quality of life. Established in 1991, the company is the world's leading designer and manufacturer of silicon capacitive sensors. The success of its products is based on the company's own unique 3D MEMS technology.