The ACCELERATE Program run by ANDHealth is now accepting applications for their latest intake. The six-day program is specifically designed for health startups looking to receive real-world advice, feedback and actionable next steps.
ANDHealth is a leading organisation providing accelerators, incubators and commercialisation programs for digital health startups. The not-for-profit specialises in technology identification, assessment and the design and delivery of programs which aim to take a health startup’s idea or offering to market.
The Program
ACCELERATE will run across Thursday 3 June to Friday 18 June in a six-day masterclass, featuring expert speakers from industry proven backgrounds, workshop style learning groups, real-world case studies, networking opportunities and advanced business concepts and strategies. The masterclass will also give founders and health startups the chance to ask industry-focused questions to a panel of experts.
Eligibility
Places in this year’s masterclass are limited due to the nature of the interactive workshops. Founders and health startups involved in digital health commercialisation would benefit from the program’s features and curriculum, inclusive of content relating to legal, diversity, financial and investment. Other suitable applicants include technology transfer executives, service providers, industry professionals, digital health entrepreneurs, and investors.
Application
Successful health startup applicants will be selected based on their suitability for the program. Applications will be selected on a rolling basis. If you are interested in applying for the masterclass, you can do so here.
Applications close Thursday 27 May 2021.
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