Leap for Life Investor Days 2026
On 8–9 June, we once again gather companies, investors and leading industry stakeholders in Halmstad for Leap for Life’s Investor Days. This year’s focus is on smart financing and partnerships for strategic scaling.
Date: 8–9 June 2026
Time: Start: 11:30 on 8 June | End: 13:00 on 9 June
Venue: Hotel Tylösand, Halmstad
The event is free of charge and will be held in Swedish.
Who is it for?
Leap for Life Investor Days 2026 is aimed at start-ups, scale-ups, various types of investors and stakeholders within Life Science who want to understand how smart financing, strategic partnerships and long-term decision-making work together when HealthTech companies scale sustainably.
Guiding us through the two days and leading the discussions on financing strategies and sound investments is Rebecca Sellergren – a highly sought-after moderator who, with humour and a disarming style, fosters honest conversations and makes even complex issues both accessible and engaging.
More about the event
Leap for Life’s Investor Days are organised within the framework of the EU project Health Data Sweden, in collaboration with Invest in Halland, an organisation that works to attract investment and business establishments to the Halland region.
Health Data Sweden
Health Data Sweden is a national ecosystem that brings together leading organisations from across Sweden to support small and medium-sized enterprises and the public sector in advancing the digitalisation of health data.
By offering tailored services, Health Data Sweden supports innovation and development with a high level of digital maturity — both in Sweden and across Europe.
Its strength lies in a broad national network of regions, universities, innovation hubs and science parks, all of which play a key role in advancing Swedish and European life science.
European Digital Innovation Hub
Health Data Sweden is also a European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH). These hubs can be described as the EU’s instruments for accelerating digital transformation at local and regional level within each member state.
Their purpose is to increase the pace of digitalisation across both industry and the public sector throughout Europe.
