The Syracuse Chapter of the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Hosts the Fall HealthTech Symposium
Partially sponsored by the Center for Medical Technology & Innovation and the Rochester Chapter of the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society.
Entrepreneurship with Emphasis on Biomedical Engineering
Wednesday November 29, 2012
3:00 - 7:15 PM
At the Welch Allyn Lodge
4355 State Street Rd
Skaneateles Falls, NY 13153
Speakers from Innovocracy, Rochester, New York
Mikael Totterman, Chairman and Founder at iCardiac and Innovocracy and Founding board member at Qmetrics
Richard Glaser, Director of Innovocracy and Founder of Rochester CFO and RochesterGrowth.
Entrepreneurship is the act of being an entrepreneur or one who undertakes innovations, finance and business acumen in an effort to
transform innovations into economic goods
. This may result in new organizations or may be part of revitalizing mature organizations in
response to a perceived opportunity. Entrepreneurs currently take risks to disrupt the status quo in order to achieve something better: cures for diseases,
creating new art forms, solutions to society's problems. Central New York has many opportunities to grow the biomedical industries and the medical
research fields. Start-ups have become new companies that are competing on the global stage. Leading edge universities have produced dynamic spin-offs.
The IEEE EMBS of CNY is pleased to host Mikael Totterman and Richard Glaser for an afternoon of discussion of the state entrepreneurship in the medical
technology sector in CNY.
Symposium Agenda:
3:00 Registration Opens
3:30 Poster Session Commences
$25 Gift cards courtesy of the CMTI
4:00 Welcome / Presentationv
6:00 Refreshments and networking! ---
KINDLE drawing courtesy of Blue Highway
7:15 Doors Closed
Please RSVP by sending an e-mail to the EMBS Webmaster.
Cost: $25 for professionals, $10 for IEEE Members. Free for students & EMBS Members.
Payment received at the door. The first 20 students to submit poster titles will receive $25 gift cards.
Sponsored by: Syracuse IEEE Section, Syracuse EMBS Chapter, Rochester EMBS Chapter, Center for Medical Technology & Innovation, University of Rochester, and Blue Highway, Inc.