Health and Life Sciences Focus Nurturing an Authentic Leader’s Mindset Cultivating a Confident Negotiator WE ACE is a training and coaching programme dedicated to women entrepreneurs in health and life sciences, with a focus on leadership and negotiation. The History of WE ACE In 2018 Innovation Forum Oxford (IFO) created ACE (Awareness, Connectivity, Exchange) Saturdays–aaaa

Are you a women entrepreneur in the health and life sciences, with or without a direct connection to Oxford? If so, WE ACE is for you.  See application details below. Recruitment closes on March 14th 2021   WE ACE returns for 2021! WE ACE is a training and coaching program dedicated to women entrepreneurs in health and lifeaaa

Are you an early career scientist held back from exploring that enticing entrepreneurial space outside your lab by fear of failure? Are you someone who is more familiar with innovating beyond the bench but finds the rarely trodden theme of learning from failure an enticing topic? Then Innovation Forum Oxford’s ACE Saturdays 2020 series isaaa

WE ACE is a programme of workshops dedicated to women entrepreneurs in health and life sciences, with a focus on leadership and negotiation. The inaugural cohort of the programme ran in the Summer of 2020 to great success.   What is the WE ACE programme? Meet co-instructor  Milly Sinclair, who will share what excited her about co-leading the programme with Ellenaaa

REGISTER HERE REGISTRATION DEADLINE 5th MAY WE ACE is a programme of workshops dedicated to women entrepreneurs in health and life sciences, with a focus on leadership and negotiation.   In 2018 Innovation Forum Oxford (IFO) created ACE (Awareness, Connectivity, Exchange) Saturdays–a series of workshops aimed at nurturing a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship amongst academic and clinical researchersaaa

Innovation Forum Oxford, in collaboration with the BioEscalator, brings back another instalment of the A.C.E. Saturdays program, a series of five workshops delivering the basic business skills through “learning by doing”. Designed to benefit the Oxford academic, clinical and start-up communities, the workshops tackle fundamental topics (as detailed below) whilst allowing exchange of participants’ unique experiences and perspectives.   Follow theaaa

In our academic community, we lack no creativity, ability, or character to innovate and be entrepreneurial. We only need a nudge in the right direction, a starter business toolkit for a kickstart, and most importantly a nurturing ecosystem to provide the appropriate support. Innovation Forum Oxford had the pleasure to be initiators in the Oxfordaaa

IMAGINE IF! pre-Accelerator Oxford FINAL Pitch Are you interested in what 14 teams of Oxford Science Entrepreneurs have identified as problems and needs? And how they went about addressing them by applying their science and expertise? Join us on Wednesday 27th February 2019 at 18:00, BioEscalator for a live pitch from 13 teams trying to convince the judges that theiraaa

Innovation in Child Health Hackathon Venue: Oxford University Careers Service (56 Banbury Rd, OX2 6PA) Innovation Forum Oxford acknowledges the need for creating awareness for paediatric innovation amongst our science entrepreneurs, academics, healthcare providers and all the stakeholders that can support. Our campaign is focussed on bringing new energy and ideas to the many unsolved challenges across paediatricaaa

The Oxford branch of the Innovation Forum recently supported the EIT Health Innovation Day organised by the Entrepreneurship Centre, Said Business School, Oxford. The event took place at the Oxford Foundry and aimed at defining and solving challenges in mental health following the “design thinking” process. The day brought together scientists, clinicians, MBA students, andaaa