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Date:13 Feb
Time:15:00 - 1700
Venue:Medeon Science Park, Malmö

How can EIT Health Accelerator help your business grow?

EIT Health Accelerator is a business creation programme, set up to support the best and brightest health industry entrepreneurs. To tackle the future challenges of European healthcare, EIT Health Accelerator creates a favourable environment for innovation, providing skills and services to get promising business ideas into the market.

The Accelerator pillar of EIT Health provides support to healthcare entrepreneurs at every stage of the process.

At this afternoon meeting, Christos Vaitsis from EIT Health CLC Scandinavia will inform you about the EIT Accelerator program (Head start and Catapult) which is directed towards startups within BioTech, MedTech and Digital Health.

Date: Wednesday February 13 2019
Time: 15:00 – 17:00
Venue: Medeon Science Park, Per Albin Hanssons väg 41, 214 32 Malmö, Sweden

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What does EIT offer

INCUBATE ideas
The INCUBATE! activity line offers support for not-yet entrepreneurs or scientists wanting to develop start-ups. Activities include innovation training and assistance with initiatives like Launchlab, or other Bootcamp programmes that help entrepreneurs create a business plan out of an initial idea or research project.

VALIDATE concepts
The VALIDATE! line places emphasis on validating products and services. Our network of Living Labs and Test Beds provides entrepreneurs the means to test products throughout the value chain. Other activities allow entrepreneurs to gain understanding in local/regional regulatory and reimbursement schemes and have access to market experts.

SCALE businesses
SCALE! activities focus on more mature start-ups and SMEs, to facilitate access to tools and networks for financing and market expansion. The European Health Catapult programme awards funding to companies with the best business plans and provides training in pitching and competitiveness. Our GoGlobal Programme supports European ventures so that they can expand beyond Europe’s borders to the U.S., China and Brazil.

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