About the Emerging Growth Company Council

The Emerging Growth Company Council (EGCC) is the division within AdvaMed dedicated to the needs of smaller device and diagnostic manufacturers. We provide resources to help you to run your company smarter, at a very affordable membership cost of as little as $299. Included in membership are:

  • Free or discounted conferences, such as our two-day 510(k) training session
  • Access key information on regulatory, reimbursement, global and legal/compliance issues
  • Consultation from our senior staff
     

Business Solutions

AdvaMed's Business Solutions give members access to innovative partners and better pricing and terms with industry-leading suppliers and professional service firms.

Business Development

AdvaMed members develop and manufacture nearly 90% of the $80 billion in domestic device and diagnostic products. EGCC members have senior-level access to these companies and their executives though partnering programs, company presentations and investor forums, giving you the opportunity to showcase the value of your technology. Learn More…

Education

Innovation in medical technology leads to improvements in treatment and better patient care, but your degree can only get you so far. That's why EGCC members receive discounted access to AdvaMed's Medical Technology Learning Institute. Built on the experience of AdvaMed's staff specialists, members and industry experts, MTLI is the only professional education curriculum designed by industry for industry. Learn More…

Advocacy

Government relations and issue advocacy are more important to your company's future than you might realize. Far too often small companies lack the means or the experience to be heard. With hundreds of Emerging Growth Company members, AdvaMed is your advocate - fighting for the issues you care about. Learn More

Outreach

While AdvaMed works to advance the industry as a whole, we also believe it critically important to create opportunities for members to gain exposure, showcase innovation, and provide thought-leadership. Demonstrating the value of technology to key audiences is integral to maintaining and stimulating growth of our industry. AdvaMed is your voice across the country and throughout the world. Learn More…

Events

  • February 27 – 28 – Las Vegas, NV, 510(k) Submissions Workshop
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  • February 28 – 29 – Las Vegas, NV, Medical Device Reimbursement Workshop
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  • February 29 – Las Vegas, NV, Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) Submission Workshop
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  • March 01 – Las Vegas, NV, Premarket Approval (PMA) Submissions Workshop
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  • March 27 – 28 – Washington, DC, Medical Device Complaints, MDR's, and Reports
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  • April 23 – 24 – Washington, DC, Recalls from A to Z: Regulations, Decisions, Procedures, & Best Practices
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  • May 01 – 02 – Washington, DC, 5th Annual FDA/MTLI Medical Device and IVD Statistical Issues Workshop
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  • SAVE THE DATE!!
    2011 International Medical Device Industry Compliance Conference
    London Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square
    May 18-20, 2011

AdvaMed News Room & Updates

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  • Contact Frank Wilton to gain access to more specific product and issue analysis

Testimonials

If you’re not inside, you can’t push for emerging companies.

When the Medical Device Excise Tax was being debated, emerging company CEOs and I worked with the AdvaMed Board to ensure the needs of small companies were included in their efforts. We asked for their support on a small company carve-out and they agreed.

Even though our request would have meant more of a burden for larger companies, the AdvaMed board understood the big picture and supported a proposal for a tax exemption to smaller companies. Being a member of AdvaMed made that possible.

Nadim Yared, President and CEO, CVRx

Committees and working groups are an essential part of my AdvaMed membership. I don't know if people realize what these committees really do.

As diagnostic company, the ones I belong to bring together all of the relevant people across the industry that care about the same things that I do. If you're a small company, these are the people that you need to meet.

You could easily spend AdvaMed's membership fee on a lobbyist and not even come close to the value and knowledge that you get out of AdvaMed.

Kevin Conroy, President and CEO, Exact Sciences

In this new era of scrutiny, I want to have that Code of Ethics seal on our website. That's why Galil is working through requirements to get the Code of Ethics seal by early 2011. When it comes to interacting with the federal government, it would be impossible for individual companies to accomplish alone what they can together through AdvaMed.

The Code of Ethics is a great example of AdvaMed's leadership. The government was going to come up with an answer if industry didn't. AdvaMed brought large and small companies together and came up with guiding principles that can help every medtech company lower risk and find safe ground.

Marty Emerson, President and CEO, Galil Medical