Locally-led Innovation Accelerators delivered in partnership with DSIT, Innovate UK and City Regions.
This session is Part One of our two-part ‘Welcome to the WMHTIA Programme’. The second part, taking place in central Birmingham on Thursday 23rd November, is an in-person networking event bringing together innovators and facilitators who are keen to engage with the programme. If you’d like to also attend Part Two, click here for more details and to book your place.
Following the official launch of the West Midlands Health Tech Innovation Accelerator (WMHTIA), we’re inviting all businesses interested in applying to the programme to join us for this welcome session. Whether you are a startup or an established business, we encourage you to attend to learn more about this exciting opportunity. The session will open with an overview of the onboarding process, including tips and guidance on how best to engage with the programme. We’ll be joined by our delivery partners from the University of Birmingham’s Business Engagement team, providing an open forum for audience questions.
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During this session, you will:
• Hear from the WMHTIA team about the programme’s goals and objectives
• Learn about the different support services available to participants
• Discover the benefits of participating in the accelerator
• Get answers to your questions about the programme engagement process
Don’t miss this opportunity to be one of the first ‘in-the-know’ about this hugely exciting new route to support and funding which is set to invigorate and drive innovation within our region.
To read more about Medilink Midlands’ role within the WMHTIA project, click here.
For more information on the wider project, click here to visit the WMHTIA website.
This event forms part of the West Midlands Health Tech Innovation Accelerator (WMHTIA) event series. Medilink Midlands are one of a consortium of delivery partners for the WMHTIA, a project funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, Innovate UK and West Midlands Combined Authority (part of City Regions).
