J.P. Morgan invites you to participate in a special conference call
Opportunities to Partner in
Global Health Product Development
With
Dr. David Shoultz
Deputy Director, Strategy Planning & Management Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Over the past decade, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (the "Foundation") has invested over
$2.5 billion to research and develop new health technologies that target poverty-related diseases
disproportionately affecting developing country populations. During this time period, foundation
grantees have successfully developed 19 life-saving products. Currently, the Foundation's product
pipeline includes approximately 100 active candidates spanning nearly 20 diseases. This portfolio of
innovative new global health products has matured, and the Foundation now expects to be
advancing multiple late-stage programs in the next several years. Although late-stage clinical trials in
developing countries require significantly greater funding than early-stage work, projects at this
stage have been substantially de-risked and are on the brink of being able to deliver important new
drugs, vaccines, diagnostics and preventatives to vulnerable populations in disease-endemic regions.
The maturation of the Foundation's global health product portfolio presents resource challenges but
also offers an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the health of millions of people.
Please join us for a more detailed overview of the current global health landscape and a preview of a
unique new impact investment product designed to provide the Foundation's partners with low-cost
capital for product development.
Date: Friday, October 28th, 2011
Time: 11:00am ET
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