Off the Record | Real Stories of Medtech
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Off the Record | Real Stories of Medtech
Ready to unwind after AusMedTech?
Or couldn’t make it but still want to connect with the WA medtech community? This is the event for you.
Join us for a short, lively panel hosted by Dr Michael Challenor, where medtech founders share their real, unfiltered “pound the table” moments - the highs, the setbacks, and everything in between.
We don’t often talk about failure in Australia, but behind every “overnight success” is a story of persistence, pivots and lessons learned. This is your chance to hear those stories, stripped back and honest, from those who’ve lived them.
Grab a drink, enjoy great food and music, and settle into an evening of relaxed networking. Whether you’re a founder, researcher, investor or industry professional, it’s the perfect setting to connect, swap stories and meet others in the ecosystem.
Expect a fun, informal (and slightly chaotic) night that goes beyond the usual event format.
Don’t miss it - secure your ticket now.
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Lineup

Dr Michael C Challenor
Scientist, entrepreneur, and medtech innovator with a PhD in Nanotechnology and Neuroscience. Former CTO of a global biosensor startup, Michael is passionate about turning cutting-edge technology into real-world solutions and sharing the lessons of the medtech journey.

Iain C. McIntyre
Experienced medtech entrepreneur and ecosystem connector, Iain has spent years supporting founders, investors, and innovators across biotech and medtech. Passionate about sharing real-world lessons from medtech journeys, he brings energy, insight, and practical advice to every conversation.

Sam Lanyon
A business professional with hands-on leadership experience in innovation-driven organisations, where ideas don’t stay ideas for long. Skilled in sales, business development, project delivery, and new product development, with a strong focus on turning concepts into commercial reality.

Dr Josephine Muir
Josephine is CEO and co-founder of Noisy Guts, an award-winning Australian Medtech startup that pivoted into an award-winning e-commerce business. She previously served as Associate Director of the Marshall Centre for Infectious Diseases, working alongside Nobel Laureate Prof Barry Marshall. Josephine has secured private investment, led $10M in grant funding, and is passionate about gut health and female founders.

Dr Greg Roger
Dr Greg Roger completed his medical degree then Masters of Engineering at Sydney University, acquiring a history of medical device innovation including the highly successful Active Knee prosthesis (implanted since 1992 in Australia, USA, UK, Europe and Asia) and the RCI Screw for ACL Reconstruction, in use world-wide. Appointed Hon. Prof. of Bioengineering at Sydney University and Professor of Practice at UNSW, and he has received numerous awards, including the 2004 Clunies Ross Award. Dr Roger works on medical device design commercialisation, helping inventors in the field of medical device innovation. Dr Roger holds numerous patents and has published widely in peer reviewed literature.
FAQs
- What's Included ?
Your ticket includes:
One drink voucher
Snacks throughout the evening
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity



