Atlanta medical device company Artelon to move into new office after capital infusion
May 24, 2023, 07:24am EDTMarietta-based medical device company Artelon has secured $20 million in Series B funding to support the commercial growth of its proprietary bio-textile for surgical repair of ankles and other joints.
Venture capital firm Vensana led the round of financing for Artelon’s soft-tissue reconstruction material. Artelon expects additional funding from existing investors.
Strength in Science. Power in Numbers. In a year filled with political uncertainty, one thing is clear: Georgia’s life sciences industry must speak with a united voice. From federal policy shifts to state-level regulatory changes, the decisions being made are directly impacting funding, innovation pipelines, workforce policy, and healthcare access. If we don’t shape the narrative, someone else will. That’s why now is the time to join Georgia Life Sciences . Why Join Now? Policy Advocacy : Amplify your voice where it matters—at the Capitol and in Congress. Visibility & Influence: Be recognized as part of Georgia’s innovation backbone. Networking & Growth : Tap into a thriving ecosystem of researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, and executives. Collective Impact: The greater our numbers, the stronger our position. The Stakes Are High As political tides shift, science needs champions—not just in the lab, but at the table where decisions are made. Your membership isn’t just a badge—it’s a signal that science will not sit on the sidelines. Join Today. Lead Tomorrow. Membership applications received by June 30 qualify for a 50% discount on first year dues . Applies to new memberships only.
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We are pleased to invite applications for company presentations at the Georgia Life Sciences Summit taking place on August 26-27 at the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center . This is a unique opportunity for innovative life sciences companies to showcase their work to an audience of more than 300+ investors, industry leaders, researchers, and decision-makers. Presenting companies will benefit from high visibility, presentation feedback from a panel of advisors, targeted networking opportunities, and potential partnerships. Eligibility We welcome applications from Georgia-based companies operating in agriculture, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, digital health, medical devices, and other life sciences sectors. Companies should have a validated proof-of-concept or market-ready prototype, a clear commercialization plan with milestones, and legal ownership of technology. Presentation Details The format includes a 3-minute presentation followed by a 2-minute Q&A. The audience will consist of investors, corporate executives, researchers, and media. The application deadline is June 30. Apply now to secure your spot in this year’s showcase! For questions, contact Stacey Bowlin at sbowlin@galifesciences.org .
