Training opportunity
Bioscientists and biotechnology developers are invited to apply for a place on the publicly funded Bio-Entrepreneur School taking place at BioCity Nottingham from 10 to 12 March 2009.
The QED Bio-Entrepreneur School is a three-day, intensive programme designed to help delegates explore their entrepreneurial potential, develop essential enterprise skills and overcome confidence barriers to commercialisation and starting in business.
“Each cohort of bio-entrepreneurs attending the school finds the experience rewarding,” says Glenn Crocker chief executive of BioCity Nottingham, the healthcare and bioscience innovation and incubation centre.
“The QED Bio-Entrepreneur School is all about providing the tools to build a successful business, not to mention the benefit that comes from mixing with executives from some of BioCity’s current fast-growing star companies”
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