Business Model Clinic to Boost Your eHealth Business Workshop

GET project19 May 2015, Barcelona, Spain.
Are you aiming to be among the top eHealth entrepreneurs and startups in Europe? The 'Get on track' business model clinic is targeted to ambitious eHealth entrepreneurs and early phase startups who need a little help with an important question: how am I going to make money? Join the workshop and get valuable feedback from top experts in digital health.

At the event startups present their business idea to experienced digital health professionals. The panel of experts give feedback to each startup focusing on the business model and commercialization.

The panel of experts

  • Dr. Tom Albert, Director Strategy, AXA Krankenversicherung AG - (DE)
  • Eddie Chan, Global Head, Search & Evaluation - Integrated Care, SANOFI - (US)
  • Jorge Gonzalez, Managing Director, TICBioMed - (ES)
  • Pascal Lardier, Executive Director, International at Health 2.0 and GET Funded Service Lead – (FR)
  • Jim Phillips, Consultant - Self Management and co-production of better health systems - (UK)
More panelists to be confirmed

Schedule

  • 2:00pm Welcome & GET project services presentation
  • 2:10pm - 3:30pm Startup pitches and feedback session
  • 3:30pm - 4:00pm Coffee and networking

The business model clinic is organized in conjunction with Health 2.0 Europe 2015 conference in Barcelona. Business model clinic participants get the 50 % reduced rate off the already reduced rate for startups. Read more about the conference here.

Registration
Business model clinic is free of charge and participation is possible without attending to the Health 2.0 conference. The number of participants is limited. Selection is based on the following info asked in the registration form: elevator pitch, description of the solution, team, business model.

Registration is open until May 3rd, 2015. Registration here.

The Business model clinic is part of the EU-funded GET-project delivering growth to eHealth business.

About GET project
The GET project will deliver four high-impact services to eHealth SMEs and entrepreneurs in order to boost their growth and move them to the next level of competitiveness. Each life-transforming service has been designed to provide cross-border value to a different target group of companies. It will do by offering training, mentoring, market intelligence, support and, above all, quality contacts.

These services are:

  • Get on track Targets early-stage companies, start-ups and entrepreneurs. It supports them to optimize their business model and commercialization strategy.
  • Get funded Designed for SMEs looking for a second round of funding. It provides training, resources and networking opportunities with investors at European level.
  • Get global Helps mature SMEs to access international markets by putting them in contact with foreign commercialization partners and potential customers.
  • Fill the gap (GET inspired) Bridges between healthcare purchasers with ́market gaps ́ and SMEs with the required technological skills.

They have been designed to maximize direct impact to targeted beneficiaries, but without overlapping with business-development support offered by other organizations at regional or national level.

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