HealthTechAsia becomes community partner of MedTech Innovator Asia Pacific

HealthTechAsia has joined MedTech Innovator Asia Pacific (MTI APAC) as a community partner.

MTI APAC has operated since 2019, connecting startups with strategics, service providers, investors and healthcare stakeholders across the region. The organisation has supported more than 150 startups from over 20 countries, with alumni collectively raising more than USD 11.4 billion globally.

MTI APAC has announced its top 20 companies for the 2026 Accelerator Cohort, selected from more than 680 applicants across Asia Pacific. The cohort will next take the stage at the Showcase & Grand Finals in Singapore on 26 October 2026.

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Matthew Brady
Matt Brady is an award-winning storyteller and strategic communications advisor.
A native Englishman with global experience spanning China, Hong Kong, Iraq, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, he founded HealthTechAsia and co-founded the non-profit Pul Alliance for Digital Health and Equity.
He has led social media and communications initiatives for world leaders, corporations, and NGOs, and spearheaded editorial strategy for a portfolio of leading healthcare events and year-round publications — transforming coverage from print to digital — including Arab Health, Asia Health, Africa Health, FIME, and others. Earlier in his career, he held editorial roles at Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson.
He received the 2021 Medical Travel Media Award from the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council and a Guardian Student Media Award in 2000.
Connect with Matt on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-brady-0764992/
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