EIT Health Campus - WE Health Module 2 - Starting your Entrepreneurship Journey - Next steps to realize your business ideas
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Technische Universität München
Arcisstraße 21 80333 München GermanyDescription
Do you have a business idea in mind but are unsure how to put it into practice? Or are you just missing the space to discuss your idea and the challenges that come along with it? Module 2 of the Empowering Women Entrepreneurship in Health Innovation (WE Health) programme provides you with the skills you need in order to convince others of your business idea.
The aim of this module is to address the entrepreneurial challenges of women striving to found their own healthcare venture. It will give you the chance to discuss your idea with like-minded female founders and coaches. While creating your own network and learning about young businesses in the healthcare domain, we will guide you through some key aspects of founding a venture – from validating your business idea, to pitching it to investors.
This module will help you create a network of female founders to reach out to and provide you with the skills you need in order to convince others of your business idea, be it investors or future employees. It will train you in:
- Validation of your business concept
- The VC world and how to pitch
- Leadership and team development in a startup
This module of the programme is designed for women scientists or entrepreneurs who have a business idea in mind or are already working on their own business idea in the field of healthcare.
IMPORTANT: Please register via the REGISTRATION LINK! To fully complete your registration please also send in your CV per Email to hulm@cdtm.de.
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EIT Health is one of the largest healthcare initiatives worldwide. Its goal is to sustainably advance the foundations of healthcare and thus promote the future conditions for healthier living and wellbeing of people across Europe.
EIT Health does this by leveraging the expertise of more than 140 leading organisations spanningkey areas of healthcare such as Pharma, MedTech, Payers, Research Institutions and Universities. With a budget of 2 billion EUR over the next decade, EIT Health will purposefully invest in Europe’s best entrepreneurial talents and creative minds to foster the development and commercialisation of smart product and service solutions in the health sector, addressing the challenges imposed by demographic change and ageing societies.
EIT Health Germany is responsible for 29 EIT Health partners located in Germany and Switzerland and supports them in developing innovative healthcare solutions for current and future challenges.
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The Digital Hub Mannheim/Ludwigshafen, Digital Hub Rhein-Neckar GmbH is part of the de:hub initiative launched by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs with the aim of supporting digital innovation in Germany. The purpose of the hub is to drive innovation and start-ups in the field of chemistry and health and thereby accelerate the development of new business models and market-ready solutions. To that end it offers start-ups, scientific institutions and businesses a central platform for networking, exchanging information and cooperating as well as the possibility of establishing their own digital eco-system. The hub also makes support packages for entrepreneurs transparent and helps them find the right contacts.
In addition the Digital Hub Mannheim/Ludwigshafen is supporting the transfer of knowledge and the networking of stakeholders in the region, at national and international level.
The basis of the Digital Hub Mannheim/Ludwigshafen comprises seven shareholders. They initiate projects in the network, support cooperation between the stakeholders and ensure a dynamic culture of innovation in the hub. The network also includes a constantly growing number of start-ups and mentors as well as established businesses and institutions.
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