SynDaver Labs to Create 400 New Jobs Despite Shark Tank Setback
TAMPA — The first two years Christopher Sakezles was in business working to develop human-like tissue for medical device testing, he made $100.
Two decades later his business, SynDaver Labs, is shipping out $100,000 “Human Patients” as fast as his team can create them. And despite a $3 million "Shark Tank" investment deal that fell through just this week, Sakezles has plans to expand manufacturing and repair facilities for his synthetic cadavers worldwide.
Already, he said, he is in discussions with a string of investors willing to shell out a lot more than $3 million to back his planned expansion.
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Two decades later his business, SynDaver Labs, is shipping out $100,000 “Human Patients” as fast as his team can create them. And despite a $3 million "Shark Tank" investment deal that fell through just this week, Sakezles has plans to expand manufacturing and repair facilities for his synthetic cadavers worldwide.
Already, he said, he is in discussions with a string of investors willing to shell out a lot more than $3 million to back his planned expansion.
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