Working in the only inhouse-hospital incubator program in Europe on digital health solutions with clinicians and clinician scientists to benefit patients and healthcare systems.

The Charité BIH Entrepreneurship Summit, a preeminent international cross-disciplinary forum for sharing and exploring the most important discoveries and emerging trends influencing the future of healthcare around the world.The Charité BIH Entrepreneurship Summit is a preeminent international cross-disciplinary forum for sharing and exploring the most important discoveries and emerging trends influencing the future of healthcare around the world and is organized by Stiftung Charité and Berlin Institute of Health. During the two conference days over 400 experts in medical innovation will discuss global challenges and pioneering technologies in healthcare, and take part in-depth conversations in different hot topics such as: New Dynamics in Clinical Trials, The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare, as well as Investment Models and Strategies, and New Findings of Drug Actions with Focus on Repurposing.Over the last few years, we could partner with the most innovative regions in the world, such as Canada, Israel, Australia and Massachusetts to learn from their best practice example how to foster successfully innovation.

Advise innovation teams:on the German healthcare systemnational and international reimbursement systemsregulatory conceptscompetitor analysis

Support academic innovation teams with expertise in reimbursement, regulatory and presentation of complex ideas

Accounting, Trials

• Managing Digital Health Accelerator Program, incl. conceptualizing and implementing program content, managing program budget, working with external evaluators to track program success• Mentoring and consulting of innovation projects and startups in the areas of reimbursement, regulatory, HTAs and clinical trials, market research, grant writing • Building the Digital Health ecosystem within Germany as well as internationally, e.g. leading Partner Country initiative Charité Entrepreneurship Summit in close collaboration with respective Embassy in Berlin (Canada, Israel, Australia, Singapore), initiating international collaborations with industry partners (e.g. Philips, Boehringer Ingelheim), incubators & accelerators (e.g. LabCentral, MassChallenge), and hospital systems (Partners Healthcare, Hartford Clinics)• Creating validation and access platform for global startups as well as established companies to enable patient access to cutting-edge therapies and generate revenue for BIH/ Charité

Development of a pre-incubator program for clinicians with innovative ideasPartnership and Stakeholder Management from academia, industry, and politicsSetting up a mentoring program for academic innovation teams Evaluated grant applications, negotiated milestone agreements

Provided support for researchers to evaluate the commercial viability of new technologies and supported further development & company formationConceptualized and launched an innovation programReviewing Grant Application for EU and National Funds, Partnership Management with Industry Partners and Academic Partners

Prepared a successful grant proposal (volume 1.1M Euros) with 6 project partners from industry and academia, incl. Airbus AG, Otto Bock, EOS and TU Berlin, Headed PR & marketing efforts, including company blog on applications and innovative approaches in 3D printingCreating content for the company blogResponsible for partnerships and fundraising

Conceptualized and implemented a structured multidisciplinary startup mentoring programManaged EU-funded project with 6 international partnersLead fundraising & community-building effortsConceptualized an alumni network to foster the innovation community by best practice examples

Managing and co-organising the Charité Entrepreneurship Summit, coordination Think Tank "Langzeittransplantatüberleben", Max Rubner-Preis, graphics

Research Project: The 'Quinine Monopoly' of the Netherlands East Indies- Going global before ‚Globalization’-. Syndicate Monopolization on Medical Resources (1860-1942)

Teaching Position German as a Foreign Language