Lunch & Learn- "Health Care Technology Entrepreneurship"
Date and Time
Tuesday Jul 25, 2017
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM EDT
Tuesday, July 25th
11:30am-1:00pm
11:30am-1:00pm
Location
UCF Incubator- Winter Springs
1511 E. SR 434Suite 2001 (2nd floor)
Winter Springs, FL 32708
Fees/Admission
Members attend FREE
Guests- $15 FeeLunch is provided
Contact Information
Halie DeLoach, Director of Programs & Marketing
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Lunch & Learn- "Health Care Technolog...
Description
Join the Chamber at our Monthly Lunch & Learn on Tuesday, July 25th.
We will hear from Chait Renduchintala from the UCF Incubator about a Health Care Technology Entrepreneurship Certificate.
Certification Summary
A Non-Academic, No Credit certification we plan to offer once a year to a group of researchers, technologists, subject matter experts and health care practioners.
Certification Objective
The objective of the certification is to provide foundational knowledge, connections and a discussion forum that will help prospective entrepreneurs validate their ideas with mentors, customers and identify gaps.
Problem Statement
Health care technology entrepreneurship demands a diverse mix of (knowledge, Skill, Ability) KSA’s and understanding of a complicated, highly regulated environment. These ventures are more susceptible to high rates of failure due to knowledge gaps. The certification brings practical KSA training, led by SME’s and faculty and provides a platform for networking, ideation, knowledge acquisition and validation of a proposed entrepreneurial / intraprenuerial ventures.
We will hear from Chait Renduchintala from the UCF Incubator about a Health Care Technology Entrepreneurship Certificate.
Certification Summary
A Non-Academic, No Credit certification we plan to offer once a year to a group of researchers, technologists, subject matter experts and health care practioners.
Certification Objective
The objective of the certification is to provide foundational knowledge, connections and a discussion forum that will help prospective entrepreneurs validate their ideas with mentors, customers and identify gaps.
Problem Statement
Health care technology entrepreneurship demands a diverse mix of (knowledge, Skill, Ability) KSA’s and understanding of a complicated, highly regulated environment. These ventures are more susceptible to high rates of failure due to knowledge gaps. The certification brings practical KSA training, led by SME’s and faculty and provides a platform for networking, ideation, knowledge acquisition and validation of a proposed entrepreneurial / intraprenuerial ventures.
