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Buckle Up: The Road from Scientist to CEO

Hear from scientists-turned-business founders, Dr. Min-Han Tan and Dr. Juliana Chan, on how to navigate the road to entrepreneurship.

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Commitment

1 Hour

Event start date

25 08 2023

What you’ll get

Entrepreneurship strategies and skills

Time & Location

25 Aug 2023, 4:00 pm - 25 Aug 2023, 5:00 pm

Zoom Webinar

About The Event

 

Not all scientists wear lab coats. When we combine science and entrepreneurship, we unlock an amazing opportunity to turn ideas into CASH. But making the leap from an academic scientist to a founder of your own company can be daunting.

 

– How does one get started in entrepreneurship?

– What does it take to succeed?

– How do you know what you don’t know?

 

Buckle up because this August, two scientists who have successfully made the leap will be sharing their experiences in a virtual fireside chat.

 

Stream in as our founder, Dr. Juliana Chan, chats with guest speaker, Dr. Min-Han Tan, Founder & CEO of Lucence, on his journey in transitioning his research and technology from the lab to the marketplace.

 

In this one-hour session, we will:

 

⦿ Hear about the challenges, opportunities and pitfalls on the path towards entrepreneurship

⦿ Gain insights into the skills and mindset required to succeed

⦿ Explore opportunities for the STEM community to come together, and empower and support aspiring entrepreneurs

 

Prepare your questions ahead of time and fire away on 25 August 2023, 4pm.

 

Admission is complimentary. Simply register here to join the fireside chat.

 

 

| About the Speaker |

 

Dr. Min-Han Tan is the founding CEO and Medical Director of Lucence, a medical company that delivers liquid biopsies for earlier cancer detection in blood for patients.

 

Lucence is the first and only Asian-headquartered healthcare company to receive United States Medicare national insurance approval for its services.

 

Min-Han is a medical oncologist and clinical cancer geneticist by training, who was principal investigator of the Singapore Breast Cancer Screening Programme (SBCSP), the only Asian prospective study of mammography for more than 169,000 women.

 

He has received scientific awards for research from the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and European Society of Medical Oncology (ESMO).

 

 

This program is proudly brought to you by the EcosySTEM, a community of STEM professionals in Asia.