Hack RadarCommon Good Series #5: Entrepreneurship and Health for the Common Good
- in-person
- free
Georgetown's doing a proper health entrepreneurship talk tomorrow: keynote, fireside chat, and panel with the founder of the Global Good Fund, a venture capitalist, and the CEO of Epicured. free entry, open to all, 100 minutes including student Q&A. if you're anywhere near campus and thinking about building something that actually helps people, go.
the full listing
Part of the Entrepreneurship for the Common Good Speaker Series, a six-session series led by Professor Jeff Reid and the Georgetown Entrepreneurship Initiative. Entrepreneurship in health: building ventures that reach underserved populations, and what it takes to make health innovation both durable and equitable. Format (100 minutes): a mix of keynote, fireside chat, and panel, followed by student Q&A. SPEAKERS - Carrie Rich G’09, Founder of the Global Good Fund - Dr. Ashwini Zenooz, Aegis Ventures - Richard E. Bennett II (B’03), co-founder and CEO of Epicured PARTNERS - Business of Health Initiative - Office of Technology Commercialization - Georgetown Entrepreneurship Alliance - Georgetown Entrepreneurship Club - Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Club Where: Reiss Auditorium (REI 112), Georgetown University Main Campus Open to Georgetown students from across campus and the broader Georgetown community. Some attendees will be enrolled in an entrepreneurship class; others are drawn from the broader campus community. Presented by Georgetown Entrepreneurship.
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