Presented by G2G Consulting, the purpose of this event is for advocates and those impacted with cancer to dial in to learn about cancer advocacy efforts, how to be an effective advocate, promote key legislation, build grassroots community and support for advocates new to the process. We aim to build a long-term cancer advocacy support system and efficacy and would be honored to have you join us.
Every third Friday of the month, G2G hosts this monthly GBG Report Highlights call to give bioscience companies (i.e. therapeutics, diagnostics, medical device, digital health, etc.) the chance to learn about non-dilutive funding opportunities such as grants and BAAs that could accelerate company growth. We will share insights on current, upcoming and new non-dilutive federal government funding sources and related priorities and close with a Q&A session.
Join G2G Consulting for insights into successfully submitting an abstract for the annual MHSRS conference (due February 16, 2022), plus tips on navigating and engaging effectively with the Defense Health Agency, Futures Command, USAMRDC, WRAIR, USAISR and other potential collaborators within government.
In this TIGER Talk, led by Bethany George, Managing Director at Rev1 Ventures, we will walk through the fundamentals of raising venture funding. Whether you’re working with an investment firm or you’re raising funds from friends and family, successfully raising capital requires a high degree of focus and a significant time commitment from company founders and key members of its management team.
Industry partners are invited to register for a networking event sponsored by The Ohio State University's College of Engineering: Office of Graduate Education and GradSWE (Graduate Student Chapter: Society for Women Engineers) to be held virtually on Handshake.
Kim Murnieks, Director of the Office of Budget and Management for Governor Mike DeWine to share insights on this year’s budget process and answer your questions. She will be joined by Will Tartar of the Center for Community Solutions, and experts from the G2G team, who will share insights on how best to navigate the process and access Capital Budget dollars for local projects.
The global aging population is witnessing an alarming rise in the number of cases of eye disease, with retinal issues affecting the lives of over 250 million people worldwide. Patients with vision-threatening conditions such as macular degeneration may receive injections in their eyes as often as every month to prevent blindness. While effective, maintaining these treatment regimens creates a huge burden for patients and their caregivers, as well as for healthcare providers. Join us to learn how a team including an ocular biomaterials researcher and a vitreoretinal surgeon, both from The Ohio State University, are developing technology to significantly reduce this treatment burden by providing delivery of therapeutics from a tunable extended-release capsule.
Are you a current or aspiring inventor or entrepreneur? Would you like to learn from successful innovators and subject matter experts about keys to success and vital resources? If so, register early for the February 17 Black Innovation and Entrepreneurship program hosted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
This event is presented by The Biomedical Engineering Society at Ohio State, a BioOhio member. EHIRS is a two-day, hybrid seminar that combines academic research and industry development to allow for a unique networking experience between students and companies. At EHIRS 2022, you will get access to a student pool from over 10 other midwestern BMES chapters, numerous unique networking opportunities with students and renowned researchers, and an industry panel featuring industry leaders.
Every third Friday of the month, G2G hosts this monthly GBG Reporting Service Webinars to give bioscience companies (i.e. therapeutics, diagnostics, medical device, digital health, etc.) the chance to learn about non-dilutive funding opportunities such as grants and BAAs that could accelerate company growth. We will share insights on current, upcoming and new non-dilutive federal government funding sources and related priorities and close with a Q&A session.