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Ari Silverman

Bridge to Global Healthcare

Ari Silverman is a Partner at Mavie Technologies, focusing on connecting Western Medical technology firms with the Chinese market through investment advisory and consulting services.

With a background spanning over 17 years in global life sciences, Ari has spent 12 years in China and currently operates from Europe.

Having served as a partner at McKinsey's China/Asia Healthcare Practice, Ari aided multinational healthcare companies in expanding their presence in China and Asia.

Ari is recognized for his unique approach as a consultant, described as iconoclastic and possessing a deep commitment to client satisfaction, combining a strategic view with attention to detail.

Beyond his role at Mavie Technologies, Ari serves as an advisor to medical technology companies in the US and Europe.

In terms of education, Ari holds a Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from New York University School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania.

Highlights

May 22 · linkedin

Last week had the pleasure of discussing China innovation with Nicolo Piazza at EuroPCR in Paris, along with several other distinguished panelists. Our conversation centered around the future of China medical device innovations coming to the West. For Western players looking at acquiring differentiating medical innovations, China offers a very interesting playground with more technology and transaction model options. The discussion is very relevant, for after years of orchestrating deals to bring Western innovation to China, we are now conducting several transactions that bring Chinese innovation to the West.

Dec 14 · linkedin

While many MNCs are moving away from China, others are taking advantage of today's Chinese medical device valuations that are much more attractive than in the past. Here is one such an example, translated from a post earlier this year published by our Chinese team Olivier d'Arros

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Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain