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Be the wheel.
Be the wheel.
Corporate life has it’s comforts. I enjoyed them during my time at Medtronic.
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A Powerful Collaboration for Spinal Cord Injury Research
A Powerful Collaboration for Spinal Cord Injury Research
Thank you to Rob Wudlick, Dr. Leslie Morse and Dr.
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‘Stand Out’ Advice for the Aspiring Executive
‘Stand Out’ Advice for the Aspiring Executive
A conversation starter to Feb 10th Feature Panel at DGE's Healthcare Leadership Conference, Lessons from the Corner…
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Happy Women's Entrepreneur's Day Get Social – and Grow Your Business
Happy Women's Entrepreneur's Day Get Social – and Grow Your Business
It’s the eve of the Minnesota High Tech Association’s TEKNE awards – an annual celebration that brings together the…
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$20 BILLION SPRINGBOARDED INTO WOMEN-LED STARTUPS
$20 BILLION SPRINGBOARDED INTO WOMEN-LED STARTUPS
Never before has the support and advancement of women leaders had so much momentum. This was evident at Springboard’s…
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Congratulations to all of the Startups who competed in the MN CUP
Congratulations to all of the Startups who competed in the MN CUP
Two weeks ago, the team at Abilitech Medical walked up to the stage at the MN Cup startup competition to claim the top…
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Angie Conley shared thisGrateful to Dr. Michelle Tarver, MD, PhD at the FDA CDRH for joining an intimate roundtable at the University of Minnesota to foster transparent dialogue with industry leaders. These gatherings build the community and trust necessary to bring safe, life-changing technologies to patients more effectively. We appreciated the Industry perspectives from: Medtronic, Boston Scientific, Abbott, Johnson & Johnson, Philips, and Solventum; as well as payers that included Mayo Clinic, Allina Health, CentraCare, and BlueCross BlueShield of Minnesota. Thank you to Hubert Lim at the Earl E. Bakken Medical Devices Center, UMN and James Southwick at GREATER MSP Partnership for bringing us together. #Medtech #FDA #UMN #HealthcareInnovation
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Angie Conley reposted thisUniversity of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering
University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering
Angie Conley reposted thisThe University of Minnesota is celebrating it's 301st startup, BesiMax AI Inc. from Professor Jian-Ping Wang! Professor Wang knows the difference technology commercialization support can make. A prolific inventor with 118 patents, Wang has founded multiple companies with expertise from the University of Minnesota Venture Center. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gF5Q-9qq Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota // University of Minnesota, Research & Innovation Office (RIO) -
Angie Conley shared thisAmerica’s Seed Fund is officially back! As a former founder who raised over $2M in grant funding, I can attest that SBIR/STTR was essential for securing our early stage capital. This is good news for innovation and our economy! To learn more about this program and the many impactful startups it has helped to launch: https://lnkd.in/gbSFtwj9 Thanks to Pat Dillon, CDR, USN (Ret), MBA and her work at MN SBIR.Congress Reauthorizes Key Research Program for Small BusinessesCongress Reauthorizes Key Research Program for Small Businesses
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Angie Conley shared thisTargeting a 99% reduction of energy needed to support AI at the University of Minnesota with world renown researcher Jian-Ping Wang. Proud to support the translation of this disruptive and impactful technology that creates jobs and future industry for the State of Minnesota . University of Minnesota, Technology Commercialization, an investment in your future. https://lnkd.in/gX4cXQVAU of M researchers launch startup aiming to reduce AI energy consumptionU of M researchers launch startup aiming to reduce AI energy consumption
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Angie Conley shared thisThe University of Minnesota is helping to build the next MN economy - and this one touches many things you will care about! https://lnkd.in/gS45fSpH
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Angie Conley reposted thisAngie Conley reposted thisWe’re hiring an Associate Director of Technology Licensing! Join our incredible Technology Commercialization team at the University of Minnesota and help bridge the gap between groundbreaking research innovations and the marketplace. Our work in commercialization delivers a triple-impact: Improving Lives: Bringing life-changing solutions to the public Economic Growth: Driving investment and jobs Future Research: Fueling the next generation of discovery Check out the opening here! https://z.umn.edu/AD-TLG University of Minnesota, Technology Commercialization
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Angie Conley shared thisI’m very excited about this technology and how it will impact the state of MN economy and our world! Magnets free of rare earth minerals = good for the US national security, jobs and AND good for the environment!University of Minnesota, Technology Commercialization
University of Minnesota, Technology Commercialization
Angie Conley shared thisIn a recent episode of the TCB Show, Niron Magnetics CEO Jonathan Rowntree discusses how a University of Minnesota discovery is solving one of the clean energy sector's biggest challenges: rare-earth dependency. Based on groundbreaking research from Jian-Ping Wang, Niron is scaling a domestic supply chain for high-performance magnets using only iron and nitrogen. Listen to the interview to learn how this UMN startup is moving from a Minneapolis pilot plant to a full-scale manufacturing facility in Sartell, Minnesota. Listen here: https://bit.ly/4btar95 -
Angie Conley shared thisThank you Allison Kaplan for your story on how the Venture Center at the University of Minnesota, Technology Commercialization is helping to build the next generation of companies to grow and support economic vitality in Minnesota. Our programs are Impacting Lives, Creating jobs, and building a top tier University! To learn more, read our newsletter: https://lnkd.in/g_pTQEVAAngie Conley shared thisAre introverts better listeners? A group of UMN Carlson School of Management professors decided to find out, and the results are sure to feel like a victory to extroverts. But the truth is, listening is an underappreciated leadership skill. Elizabeth (Beth) Campbell (pictured) and Connie Wanberg offer some exercises to improve your listening. Plus: Angie Conley on a major milestone in startups for the U's commercialization office and Jian-Ping Wang's next game changing idea. Read the North Star Insider from The Minnesota Star Tribune: https://lnkd.in/eZxP_HpE
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Angie Conley shared thisWhy should you be at Angel Fest this May? Deals: Share and discover high-quality early-stage opportunities. Growth: Learn from the best minds in the funding space. Community: Build lasting relationships with founders and LPs. The Venture Center at the University of Minnesota, Technology Commercialization is a proud sponsor. We believe in the power of this ecosystem, and we want to see you there! Join us May 6–7 and sign up here! https://lnkd.in/grAV5k2e #startups #earlystagefunding #innovation #AngelFest
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Angie Conley liked thisAngie Conley liked thisApplications are open for the 2026–2027 Innovation Fellows Program at the Bakken Medical Devices Center at the U. of Minnesota. Collaborate over 10 mo. with teammates, faculty, and Medical Alley professionals to turn ideas into solutions that improve health at scale. Designed for clinicians, engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals. Our part-time program meets weekly on campus, allowing you to continue your "day job" while building skills in innovation and entrepreneurship. Learn more and apply by May 18: https://lnkd.in/gaV7YEg6 Institute for Engineering in Medicine, University of Minnesota, UMN Office of Discovery and Translation (ODAT), MIN-CorpsTechnological Leadership Institute, University of Minnesota, University of Minnesota, Technology Commercialization, MNSBIR, Inc., Earl E. Bakken Medical Devices Center, UMN, Tom Salemi
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Angie Conley reacted on thisAngie Conley reacted on thisA group hug and pickleball at our Minneapolis Cider clubhouse wrap up another school year with 5 startups launched in this year's Entre in Action class. Huge thanks to Morgan Kerfeld, Gurasis Singh, Roy Wetterstrom, David O'Neill, Rachel Pemberton (Nearhood), Mike Eull, Luke Burns, Zachary Meierhofer, Joan Roisum, Larry Abdo, Caryl Abdo, Samantha Durrant, Eli Krumholz, PhD and 20 rowdy student founders - Isak Hedeen, Ryan Hendrickson, Soham Gupta, Krishna Ravat, Annie Holden, Eleanor Wirtz, Olivia Zabel, Isabella Thuras, Jake White, Abhaa Shrikhande, Sofiia Oprishko, Joss Okutsu, Zach McCarthy, Ronan Magnus, Matthew Locher, Lily Frank, Aeneas Ferrazzano, Samarth Nand, Michael D'Amato
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Angie Conley liked thisIts a great honor to be part of Founders Day at U of Minnesota!Angie Conley liked thisWe’re officially 1 week out from Founders Day, where we can’t wait to celebrate this year’s incredible Entrepreneur of the Year award recipients: ✨ Ryan Broshar — Entrepreneur of the Year ✨ Sandy Yu — Entrepreneurship Teacher of the Year ✨ Paul Dauenhauer — Faculty Innovator of the Year ✨ Isak Hedeen — Student Entrepreneur of the Year Join us as we recognize the founders, educators, and innovators shaping what’s next. Plus, explore MVP Challenge final prototypes, cast your vote for the audience choice winner, and connect with student startups from experiential courses across the University of Minnesota. Spots are almost gone—grab yours while you still can! https://lnkd.in/gjZtFrXP
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Angie Conley liked thisAngie Conley liked thisA pivotal role at one of America’s leading public research universities — #umnproud
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Angie Conley reacted on thisI’m pleased to share that I’ve joined Rejoni, Inc as Chief Executive Officer. Rejoni is focused on a problem in women’s health that has been historically overlooked…preventing intrauterine adhesions following common gynecologic procedures. The company is approaching FDA approval and preparing for commercial launch, which makes this an important moment to step in. I’m looking forward to working with the team to bring Juveena forward…building the clinical, economic, and commercial foundation needed for adoption. Thank you to the Rejoni team and board, and to Amar Sawhney for the opportunity. #WomensHealth #MedTechAngie Conley reacted on thisRejoni is pleased to announce the appointment of John Nealon as Chief Executive Officer. John brings more than 30 years of MedTech leadership experience, with a distinguished track record of building and scaling growth-stage companies in women's health and urology. Most recently, he founded UroCure, LLC, where he led three successful 510(k) clearances and a strategic sale to LiNA Medical. Earlier in his career, John served as SVP & General Manager of Women's Health at American Medical Systems, growing that business from $5M to $175M and contributing to the company's $2.9B acquisition. His deep expertise in commercialization, regulatory strategy, reimbursement, and capital formation makes him uniquely positioned to lead Rejoni through this pivotal stage as the Juveena® Hydrogel System advances toward FDA approval. "It's time to take uterine health seriously" — and John is exactly the leader to help Rejoni make that vision a reality for women everywhere. Please join us in welcoming John to the Rejoni team! #WomensHealth #MedTech #Leadership #Rejoni #Juveena https://lnkd.in/eBCVzjrW
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Angie Conley reacted on thisAngie Conley reacted on thisIt’s humbling for our team to win the Pulitzer Prize today for Breaking News at The Minnesota Star Tribune. The committee gave the Strib the prize for our work covering one of the most tragic events in our community last year: the school shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, which claimed the lives two children, Harper Moyski and Fletcher Merkel, and wounded 18 others. Like the heroic first responders who rushed to the scene, our reporters and editors were there to capture the chaos – and all that followed. It was and is a gut-wrenching story, and no single piece of journalism captured it all. Richard Tsong-Tatarri's photo below, of a mother removing her shoes to sprint to check on her children, may be the piece that travelled the furthest. It captures the terror of the moment in such a horrifying and relatable way. Yet it was the entire Strib newsroom that was recognized by the Pulitzer committee: for their stories, photos, videos, and live coverage of the tragedy (links below). So many people at the Strib have personal connections at Annunciation, which made reporting this story more difficult. But it also made the work better. One of our editors has children who were in the church when the shooting happened. She ran to check on her kids, then came back to the newsroom to share her account with colleagues as the newsroom instantly kicked into gear. I marvel at how hard our reporters work, especially in times of crisis. Receiving a prize for covering such a horrific tragedy is bittersweet, no one wants to be called to cover such an atrocity. But what's what strong local journalism does everywhere – it helps a community understand and grapple with the darkest of times. It’s why I’m so proud of our team for this work, and for local newsrooms everywhere who serve their communities. More on the Pulitzer here: https://lnkd.in/gkTrhDUE Some of the stories that contributed to the prize: Live blog: https://lnkd.in/gFUD2-ix Feature: https://lnkd.in/gncbQ6FV Video: https://lnkd.in/gthqtq_E Story on families: https://lnkd.in/g6t8d_gN Investigation: https://lnkd.in/gwcXC4aK Commentary: https://lnkd.in/g9ZvUzBv
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Angie Conley liked thisOur team keeps growing and now it's my turn! I am looking for an Assistant Director of Events to join me at the University of Minnesota Alumni Association. Ready to help create meaningful opportunities for students and alumni? Check out the job post! Apply now (job ID 373604): https://lnkd.in/g_rae_vmAngie Conley liked thisAre you a detail-oriented pro who loves turning a vision into a flawless event? The University of Minnesota Alumni Association (UMAA) is looking for an assistant director of events to help us build lifelong connections for the #UMNalumni community! Manage a diverse portfolio including U of M Days, the Mentor Appreciation Dinner, Student Send Off, and more. 💰 Salary: $60k – $75k (based on experience) Ready to shape the future of alumni engagement? Apply now (job ID 373604): https://lnkd.in/g_rae_vm
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Angie Conley liked thisMelissa Johnston: A huge Thank You to you for spending time with our class! The students loved hearing about your career story and how EntreBank helps entrepreneurs and business owners thrive and grow! Great lessons learned for all of us. And thank you also for the support that EnterBank is giving to many of our current student and alumni entrepreneurs! University of St. Thomas - Schulze School of EntrepreneurshipAngie Conley liked thisThank you, Jay Ebben and Jack Dempsey, for the invite to speak at your Entrepreneurial Finance class at the University of St. Thomas! The students always ask such great questions; it makes it hard to leave! I couldn't be more thrilled about this generation of entrepreneurs. #allforthecommongood
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Angie Conley reacted on thisAnother big milestone for Agitated Solutions Inc! #Medtech #Innovation #Echocardiography #Cardiology #Sonography #HealthcareInnovation #Startups #WomenInMedTechAngie Conley reacted on thisBig milestone for Agitated Solutions 🌍 CE Mark approved in the EU for the Orbis™ Microbubble Generator, opening the pathway for expanded adoption across Europe. Cardiac bubble studies have relied on manual saline agitation for decades. Orbis was developed to help reimagine that process and designed to support: ✔️ More consistent microbubble quality ✔️ Clearer ultrasound imaging ✔️ Single-sonographer administration ✔️ More streamlined echo lab workflow As Morgan Evans, Co-Founder and CEO, shared: “This CE Mark approval underscores the strength of our innovation and its potential to redefine the standard for saline microbubble contrast.” We’re proud of this step forward as we continue advancing access in Canada and Europe, while progressing our U.S. IND study (ENHANCE NCT06938347). 📰: https://lnkd.in/eUvMfdgg #SkipTheAgitation #PressRelease #BubbleStudies #Echocardiography #MedTech #Sonography #Cardiology #MedicalInnovation #EchoFirst *Orbis is not commercially available outside of Canada*Agitated Solutions Receives CE Mark Approval for Orbis ™ Microbubble Generator — Agitated SolutionsAgitated Solutions Receives CE Mark Approval for Orbis ™ Microbubble Generator — Agitated Solutions
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MedExecWomen, Inc., is a community of medical device executive women with an annual strategy meeting. Our first meeting was held April 2, 2019 at Biotronik in Manhattan, with almost 100 medtech executive women.
MedExecWomen is an organization focused on empowering female executives to accelerate the positive impact of medical devices, diagnostics, drug delivery, and digital healthcare around the world. We’re committed to:
Creating a network of executive women in medtech and…MedExecWomen, Inc., is a community of medical device executive women with an annual strategy meeting. Our first meeting was held April 2, 2019 at Biotronik in Manhattan, with almost 100 medtech executive women.
MedExecWomen is an organization focused on empowering female executives to accelerate the positive impact of medical devices, diagnostics, drug delivery, and digital healthcare around the world. We’re committed to:
Creating a network of executive women in medtech and facilitating connections.
Improving gender parity in medtech leadership positions.
Educating executives about the benefits of diverse leadership teams and how to optimize talent.
Supporting the development of leadership skills through training and advancement programs.
Our second annual MedExecWomen Conference will be held on October 26, 2021 in Boston, MA.
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Women in Business Honoree
Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal
MSPBJ honors top 50 021 Women in Business in Minneapolis/St. Paul.
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EY Entrepreneur of the Year Regional Finalist
EY
Entrepreneur Of The Year recognizes the most ambitious leaders who are building and sustaining successful, dynamic businesses around the world. Entrepreneur Of The Year Award winners comprise a global network of like-minded visionaries, each on a transformational journey to create, innovate, grow, learn and build a better world.
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Minnesota Business Cup Grand Prize Winner
MN Business CUP - Carlson School of Management
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TEKNE Award
Minnesota High Tech Association
Each year the Tekne Awards shine a spotlight on Minnesota’s science and technology community by honoring innovation across numerous industries. The annual Tekne Awards gala draws our state’s most influential business, educational and government leaders together to celebrate Minnesota’s science and technology based economy.
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20 medical device startups you need to know
Medical Design & Outsourcing and MassDevice
Abilitech has a Class I device meant to provide functional assistance and support for patients with neuromuscular arm weakness. The low-profile design improves motion range and enables patients to continue activities including grooming, eating, preparing their own meals and using a computer, according to the company. Abilitech was among the finalists last year for the Minnesota High Tech Association’s annual Tekne Awards.
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Observer’s 20 Hottest Health Start-Ups in ‘Flyover Tech’ at the 37th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference
Observer Magazine
AbiliTech is one of those companies that is bringing to market a product that, at first blush, seems straight out of science fiction for patients with very limited mobility, such as those suffering from MS, muscular dystrophy, ALS and spinal cord injuries. Their first device augments patient function to restore independence by helping people feed themselves, perform tasks of self-care and will literally open doors to new opportunities. On the company’s not-so distant horizon: fully robotic…
AbiliTech is one of those companies that is bringing to market a product that, at first blush, seems straight out of science fiction for patients with very limited mobility, such as those suffering from MS, muscular dystrophy, ALS and spinal cord injuries. Their first device augments patient function to restore independence by helping people feed themselves, perform tasks of self-care and will literally open doors to new opportunities. On the company’s not-so distant horizon: fully robotic solutions for those who have lost command of an arm as a result of a brachial plexus injury, spinal cord injury, stroke or those afflicted with Parkinson’s. The company is cooking up truly transformative solutions to address a $50 billion market that will change tens of thousands of lives.
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