Announced last week, Andrew (Andy) Danielsen, chair of Mayo Clinic Ventures, will become Mayo Clinic's next chief business development officer. He succeeds James (Jim) Rogers III,
who has assumed the role of CEO, Mayo Clinic Digital Pathology.
In his new role, Andy will oversee Mayo Clinic's Department of Business Development, creating opportunities that align with the organization’s strategic plan to transform healthcare. He will partner with Peter Noseworthy, MD
, medical director for Business Development, and teams across Mayo Clinic to drive innovation, technology commercialization, strategic collaborations and venture investing initiatives.
"It is a privilege to have the opportunity to build on the incredible leadership of Jim Rogers and continue working with the talented and professional Business Development team," shares Andy.
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Co-founders of Jupiter Bioventures to apply decades of experience to establish a scalable biotech foundry
What to know: This unique biotech model will focus on validating high-potential ideas early to ensure only the most promising projects move forward—maximizing impact while minimizing risk. The syndicate includes co-founding investors Mission BioCapital and Mayo Clinic. Read more...
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Introducing Proxie, Cobot's collaborative robot
What to know: Cobot is collaborating with industry leaders such as Mayo Clinic to provide flexible, intelligent robotic solutions to enhance, not replace, human work. Read more...
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Svetomir N. Markovic, M.D., Ph.D., named 2024 Mayo Clinic Distinguished Inventor
Notable accomplishments of Dr. Markovic’s career include:
- 15 major honors and awards
- Founding Mayo Clinic’s melanoma program
- Teaching and/or developing nearly 100 academic courses
- Mentorship of numerous physicians and researchers
- Involvement in hundreds of inventions, holding 285 patents and 42 licensed technologies
Hear what he has to say about being a Mayo Clinic innovator: Watch video
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LATEST COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS
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Genomadix Inc. enters into collaboration with Mayo Clinic on precision medicine for telestroke
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Vyriad announces strategic collaboration with Novartis to develop in vivo CAR-T cell therapies
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Luna Labs and Aechelon launch next-generation image generator interface
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ARIZONA AND FLORIDA-BASED CAMPUS ACTIVITY
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Discovery reveals how to prevent organ damage in pancreatitis
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Innovative therapy helps one man with cancer pay it forward
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Capital expansion: Re-imagining healthcare buildings
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What to know:
The marriage of physical infrastructure and digital capabilities are slated to create the future of care. This requires the formation of better spaces designed to transform the patient experience, advance teamwork, create more cures and improve outcomes. This work is underway at Mayo Clinic. Read more...
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Decoding downtowns: Patrick Seeb on transformative growth in Rochester
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Notable takeaways:
Mayo Clinic acts as an economic engine, attracting international patients, healthcare professionals and life science companies. Its presence has catalyzed over $2 billion in private development in areas like hospitality, housing and innovation.
DMC’s Discovery Square is a central innovation hub for connecting Mayo Clinic’s research with the private sector. Together, the two host scientists, students, startups and research teams in a collaborative environment to foster cross-pollination of ideas with the aim to accelerate the commercialization of healthcare innovations for global impact. Watch video...
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Find Mayo Clinic Business Development staff at these upcoming events:
- Walleye Tank Pitch Competition | December 6 | Rochester, MN
- RegenBio Summit | December 9-11 | Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
- CES | January 7-10 | Las Vegas, NV
- J.P. Morgan | January 13-16 | San Francisco, CA
Not attending but still want to connect with our team? Email busdev@mayo.edu
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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT JOB OPENINGS
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About Business Development
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Business Development is Mayo Clinic’s front door to business – from technology commercialization to strategic partnerships – catalyzing innovation to shape the future of healthcare for the benefit of patients.
The department's two divisions, Mayo Clinic Ventures and Corporate Development,
come together as one unified force to bridge the gaps between industry and commercial groups to produce meaningful, effective changes in transforming health and medicine.
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