Emory University’s Goizueta Business School is hosting a panel comprised of two leading-edge proponents of what’s new and next in healthcare, medical devices, diagnostics, and therapies. 

WHEN: Thursday, Sept. 19 from 8am – 9:30am

WHERE: Emory University's Miller-Ward Alumni House, 815 Houston Mill Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329

TICKETS: $15 available at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/panel-innovation-and-entrepreneurship-in-healthcare-tickets-69191877769

The panel of investors and innovators will talk about making new concepts into real devices and new startups into real growth companies.

Don’t miss this chance to hear their experiences and ask them questions during breakfast at Emory.

• Scott Boden, Chairman at Emory School of Medicine, Orthopedics Department, and VP of Business Innovation at Emory Healthcare, established the Emory Healthcare Innovation Hub (EHIH), which partners with some of the world's largest healthcare companies and high-potential startups to develop and commercialize new technology solutions, minimizing innovation risk. EHIH works collaboratively with 11|TEN Innovation Partners, utilizing their proprietary Demand-Driven Innovation™ approach.

• Angela Fusaro, is the Co-Founder and CEO of Physician 360, an emergency-medicine physician who is designing innovative at-home rapid-test strips for the diagnosis of many common ailments saving many from a trip to the doctors’ office! Patients can also consult with their healthcare provider over the phone or online, for extra confidence, no matter where they live or work.

• Jim Millar, the Founder and Principal at the Vine Group, and Principal at CVG Advisors, understands well how to structure a business for the long haul; whether it’s starting, building or planning succession and exits, there are proven strategies to maximize the control you have while running a business and maximize the value of a sale.

• Arik Hanannel, the CEO and Co-Founder of FUSMobile, is an Israeli working to bring a truly cutting-edge technology – High Intensity Focused Ultrasound – to the United States. This non-invasive technology has been lauded as potentially therapeutic alternative to surgery or radiotherapy in the treatment of tumors or deep vein thrombosis and pain relief related to disc degeneration, spinal cord injury, and bone metastases.