<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Barbro Ehnbom</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Sunday, July 5, 2015 11:21 AM</td></tr><tr><td>To:</td><td>jeffrey E.</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Gates Foundation curious about Stockholm's life science sector - The official business
guide</td></tr></table>

Fyi..! How are you??=BE too Swedish..

http://www.investstockholm.com/news/gates-foundation/ <http://www.investstockholm.com/news/gates-foundation/>

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Gates Foundation curious about Stockholm's life sc=ence sector - The official business guide

The foundation is already planning a follow-up investment=trip to Stockholm in July to meet several companies on the list.

"We've seen growing international interest in the Hotlist=for a while. The fact that even the Gates Foundation has become aware of th= investment opportunities confirms Stockholm's image as an innovati=e and leading life science region," says Ylva Hultman, Stockholm Bu=iness Region Development.

The Life Science Hotlist <http://www.investstockho=m.com/life-science-hotlist/> is curate= by Stockholm Business Region Development. The list is a tool for investors=focused on disruptive commercial innovation in life science. To qualify for=the list, the companies must offer a product or service based on unique aca=emic research that will lead to a commercial solution with global potential= They must also have established themselves in the market with a finished p=oduct or service, alternatively, be close to the commercialization phasex/=>

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