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A7i covers sectors in which its contributors work professionally. That experience is the reason the analysis is useful, and also a reason to be transparent. Contributors hold roles at, and may hold investments in, companies operating in biotechnology, diagnostics and health technology. Where we cover an organisation with which a contributor has a material relationship, whether professional, financial or personal, we disclose it within that piece.
External organisations named in contributor biographies are independent of A7i Intelligence. A7i does not own, represent, operate or act for them, and affiliations are listed for transparency rather than to imply any commercial relationship between those organisations and A7i.
Specifically: both managing partners hold professional roles at Wallace Biotechnologies, a company founded by Brigitta Sackl's brother. Wallace is independent of A7i Intelligence and is not an A7i brand, client, partner, subsidiary or portfolio company.
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