Niall Wallace

Globe and Mail

2012-03-01

Data scrubbing: Hospital’s surveillance tools help track infections.

CBC Morning Radio

2012-03-06

CBC.ca | Information Morning Cape Breton | Hand Washing Technology
In the wake of the recent outbreak of C. difficile in Cape Breton, hear about a high-tech pilot project at Toronto General Hospital called HospitalWatchLive that's trying to get more medical professionals to lather up and wash their hands in the fight against the spread of germs. (runs 14:55)

Ambassador of Privacy By Design

2012-02-01

Recognized by Privacy Commissioner of Ontario

University of Guelph

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1994

President and CEO, ventureLAB

MedEdge 2012

MedEdge is York Regions premier industry driven life sciences summit happening each year in June. MedEdge 2012 featured Niall Wallace-CEO, Infonaut on a speaker panel contributing to the topic “From Concept to Commercialization.” Over 325 life sciences industry leaders listened to Niall deliver a thought provoking presentation and benefited from his hands on style and approach. Niall listened to the audience, provided thoughtful feedback and remained engaged with the Summit attendees throughout the day. As the event organizers, ventureLAB was thrilled with the outcome and I was personally moved by Niall’s style and approach. Entrepreneurs building enterprise class, globally oriented technology companies can learn a great deal from Nial

Senior Health IT Advisor

MaRS Innovation Centre

As a commercial advisor to Niall Wallace and Infonaut, I have seen Niall speak to a broad range of audiences including academic, clinical, commercial and public. His breadth and depth of knowledge around infection tracking technology and human factors (both geographically and in hospitals) is world class. His personable style enables him to communicate a complex topic in an engaging manner wether in public or through media.

Vice President Research and Innovation

George Brown College

George Brown College has supported Niall Wallace and Infonaut as part of our applied research and innovation program. During this time I've had the opportunity to work closely with Niall, who has generously given time to deliver speeches to government, academic and industry audiences on the value of college and polytechnic applied research. Niall is a very engaging and knowledgeable speaker, who speaks passionately about Canadian innovation and what companies and academic organizations who support them can do to improve our productivity. I have shared conference podiums with Niall on numerous occasions, in which he has delivered high quality talks on the Canadian economy and our latent innovation potential as a nation.

Paediatric Hospital Superbug Surveillance

Hospital Watch Live: An innovative platform to control & stop superbugs  Canadian National Web Conference

2012-06-22

From Concept to Commercialization

How SMEs Can Turn Innovations into Income  Toronto Board of Trade

2012-05-30

Colleges Ontario Network for Industry Innovation

Ontario Innovation Results from College Partnerships  MaRS Toronto ON

2012-06-25

Toronto Board of Trade - Concept to Commercialization

The challenges that Small and Medium Enterprises’ often face in bringing ideas to the market and what can be done to overcome them.
• Learn how to quickly turn your ideas into marketable innovations
• Discover how to overcome the challenges of access to capital and facilities
• Reduce your R&D costs by partnering with the college and university sector

MedEdge 2012 - Concept to Commercialization

From Concept to Commercialization
With moderator Jane Gertner, Executive in Residence, ventureLAB. Lahav Gil, Chief Executive Officer, Kangaroo Group and Niall Wallace, Chief Executive Officer, Infonaut Inc. discuss the challenges and overcoming barriers to commercialize new and disruptive healthcare innovation.

Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Health Care

TDX Speaker Series focused on Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Health Care.

From this event, the audience gains perspectives on the state of entrepreneurship, technology, and innovation in health care. What have the challenges been? How can entrepreneurs be supported as they try to solve common problems that ail patients, organizations, and the broader system?