TopiMed Recognized Among EURETINA's 24 Most Influential Representatives of 2024 Amid Global IPO Filing

"24 Most Influential Representatives at the 24th EURETINA Congress 2024", the well-known international ophthalmology media "Media MICE" has newly released the EURETINA Influence List,Mr. Jian Zhou, Vice President of International Affairs of TowardPi Medical, and his team from China were honored to becomeOne of the Top 24 and ranked sixthAlso on the list are EURETINA Congress Executive Vice President Dara Conlon, renowned French ophthalmologist Professor Dr. Eric Souied, and international market representatives from globally recognized ophthalmic companies such as Bayer, LUMIBIRD, OD-OS, and NORLASE.TowardPi is also the only individual and group from China to make the list.

"No matter what, it is one of the companies manufacturing the most sought-after OCT today."This is a summary by Matt Yang, Editor-in-Chief of Media MICE, for TowardPi. "In just two years, TowardPi has generated more than 80 SCI articles in the field of ultra-widefield OCTA alone.This new technology is being validated by expert review at the speed of light.”。

This list has received official recognition and approval from the European Retina Specialists Association, EURETINA.

"In fact, a large number of international distributors have shifted their focus to TowardPi, but they are very likely to be 'disappointed'..." he continued."Because TowardPi Medical cannot accept all the cooperation requests from its pursuers."The article quotes Mr. Jian Zhou, Vice President of International Affairs at TowardPi Medical, as saying, "Whenever we select one partner for a country or region, it means I have to apologize to at least nine other candidates."This is the most heart-wrenching decision I've faced in my work.”

"Demand exceeds supply, and in order to be fair and impartial during the selection process, one must transcend personal emotions."No matter what, as TowardPi's unique technology is implemented worldwide, we are genuinely delighted for ophthalmic patients around the globe."The report added.