John Milad On Raising $400 Million To Build Portable Dialysis Machines For Home Use And Save Lives

In a recent episode of the Dealmakers’ Podcast, John Milad shared insights from his remarkable journey – a trajectory that took him from a quaint small town to the bustling financial districts of major cities like Chicago, New York, and London. His venture, Quanta Dialysis, attracted funding from top-tier investors like BlackRock, Eldridge, Segulah Medical, and Monashee Investment Management LLC. In this episode, you will learn: Broad education at the University of Chicago that equipped him with a versatile skill set, enabling him to participate in various disciplines and fields of interest meaningfully Bridging the gap between industry expertise and financial acumen being crucial for successful deal-making; collaboration with subject matter experts is invaluable Deals must be structured to ensure both sources and users of capital derive tangible benefits, creating a win-win scenario for all parties involved The fascination with the convergence of science, technology, and healthcare’s direct impact on well-being that led him to focus exclusively on revolutionizing the industry. Navigating the unpredictable landscape of entrepreneurship that required humility, adaptability, and the ability to integrate new knowledge swiftly Quanta Dialysis’s portable hemodialysis machine revolutionized patient care, enabling greater control and convenience in treatment. Whether as an investor or an operator, being a world subject matter expert in a defined field is essential for driving meaningful change and success. Alejandro Cremades · EP 725 John Milad On Raising $400 Million To Build Portable Dialysis Machines SUBSCRIBE ON: