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Strong mentorships can accelerate your entrepreneurial journey. Experts from NYCEDC, Ally Bridge Group, and Hunter College share how to communicate, build trust and get the most out of a mentor relationship.

6 Tips to Maximize Your Mentor Relationship

The International Center for Professional Development connects underrepresented scholars and African entrepreneurs with healthcare industry mentors, training and opportunities.

How Mentoring Programs Fuel Pipeline of Healthcare Entrepreneurs 

Mentors are trusted allies whose valuable experience-based wisdom can open doors for healthcare entrepreneurs navigating from startup to longterm success.

5 Smart Ways to Find a Mentor Who Moves Your Healthcare Career Forward

Sunbird Bio’s CEO shares how focus, timing, and smart scaling can turn biotech volatility into long-term value.

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4 Steps to Building a Biotech Company That Lasts

The LifeSci NYC Internship Program marks a major milestone for growing network that connects diverse talent with career opportunities in New York City's thriving life sciences industry.

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LifeSci NYC Internship Program Celebrates 1,000th Student

Description: Leading U.S. universities are launching Faculty Innovation Ambassador Programs to train and support entrepreneurial faculty, accelerating the commercialization of academic discoveries and bridging the gap between research and industry.

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Universities Empower Faculty to Drive Innovation to Market

The Inflation Reduction Act's price negotiation rules are reshaping rare disease drug development strategies, impacting both large and small biotech companies.

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Rare Disease Startups Face a Surprising Strategic Dilemma

Metallomix co-founder Sergei Petukhov, DVM, shares startup tips for biotech entrepreneurs.

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Pioneering Biotech Metallomix’s Strategic Advice for Startups

The second annual Life Sciences Day, including events at Cure, brought 250 high school students from across New York City the opportunity to explore the world of life science innovation. 

The second annual Life Sciences Day, including events at Cure, brought 250 high school students from across New York City the opportunity to explore the world of life science innovation on Oct. 24, 2024. 

Second Annual Life Sciences Day Inspires NYC High School Students

With the help of a 2023 XSeed Award, Rohini Kavlakuntla, MSc, and her two graduate school buddies are advancing the work of their startup Helex to make genetic medicine accessible and affordable for those with debilitating kidney diseases.

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From Friends to Founders: On a Mission to Combat Kidney Disease

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP 's Stephen Thau, JD, addresses common questions about putting in place a board of directors and anticipating how it will function as a startup grows in the healthcare sector.

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8 Boardroom Basics for New Companies

Startups may decide to manage human resources internally or outsource, but either way, the hiring process is rife with risks. What should you consider before growing?

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Hiring 101: Staffing Your Startup

A pioneer in biotechnology and prolific author, William Haseltine, PhD, has achievements including sequencing the human genome, milestone work in cancer, HIV/AIDS, genomics and COVID-19, founding more than a dozen biotech companies and reducing health disparities.

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Haseltine's Five Take-Home Messages for Biotechnology Success

Nader Halim, PhD, MBA, offers insights to entrepreneurial academics, drawing on his time at Genentech, Pfizer and as CEO of Innervace, a biotech working to restore the brain circuits in people with Parkinson’s disease. 


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From Academia to Startup CEO: Four Tips on Taking the Leap 

Biotech startups are notoriously high-risk ventures, and most of them fail. What sets apart the ones that succeed?

Five Strategies for Biotech Startup Success

Tony Boccanfuso, PhD, President and CEO of the University-Industry Demonstration Project, discusses the value of fruitful partnerships between academic institutions and companies.

AI-Powered Companies Dominate 2025 Digital Health Funding

Cure’s Landmark Report Reveals 87% of Healthcare Leaders Remain Optimistic About Future, Despite Challenges

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