Andrew M. Weiss

Vital Images, Inc. provides visualization and image analysis solutions for medical professionals in clinical analysis and therapy planning . It offers software, customer education, software maintenance and support, professional services, and third-party hardware. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Minnetonka, MN.

CoAxiaTM was a development stage, private, venture-backed medical device company in clinical trials with an innovative, catheter-based therapy for the treatment of cerebral ischemia, most notably: ischemic stroke. CoAxia's business focus was demonstrating the safety and efficacy of its NeuroFlo™ catheter and making it a standard treatment option hundreds of thousands of stroke patients worldwide. In addition, CoAxia was in limited distribution of NeuroFlo to treat cerebral vasospasm, under an HDE market approval from the FDA. CoAxia holds several key patents on the concept and implementation of cerebral perfusion augmentation as well as numerous other patents relevant to various vascular disorders. CoAxia was founded in 1999 by Denise Barbut MD.

Part of Medtronic Plc, Medtronic Navigation, Inc. provides medical technology services.

Part of General Electric Co., GE Medical Services is a diversified manufacturer of high-tech products. The company is based in Fairfield, CT.

Sofinnova Partners SA (Sofinnova) is an independent venture capital firm established in 1972 and headquartered in Paris, France. Originally known as Sofinnova, the first venture capital firm created in France, the firm created a U.S. subsidiary in San Francisco in 1976. In 1997, both firms were bought out by their management teams, which become the majority shareholders of the new companies, Sofinnova Partners in Paris and Sofinnova Ventures in San Francisco.

Part of General Electric Co., GE Corporate Financial Services, Inc. provides financial services. The company is based in Norwalk, CT.

Ornim, Inc. develops medical monitoring tools for the measurement of blood flow and oxygen saturation in patients. The firm offers CerOx, a non-invasive monitor, which provides real-time data on oximetry and blood flow measurements of specific tissue. Its products are used for applications in neurological treatments and cardiac surgery. The company was founded by Revital Shechter and Michal Balberg in 2004 and is headquartered in Dedham, MA.