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Accelerator Course – Epilepsy Foundation – Florida Department of Health, Health Care Innovation Accelerator Course – Epilepsy Foundation Federal/State Opportunity Number Not Applicable Funding Opportunity Purpose The Epilepsy Foundation, in partnership with the Danny Did Foundation conducts the Accelerator course, which is a six-week virtual course is designed for startup companies focused on improving the lives of people living with epilepsy.
Each week for six weeks beginning in the spring of 2024, the Epilepsy Foundation will bring in featured experts in epilepsy and successful entrepreneurs. Each expert will provide participants selected for the program with multiple perspectives and considerations to commercialize a venture.
Type of Funding Opportunity Private Florida Resident Specific Opportunity No Funding Mechanism Accelerator Organization The Epilepsy Foundation Focus Area Improving patient outcomes Funding Size Not Specified Funding Post Date To Be Determined - Yearly Cohorts Funding Closing Date To Be Determined - Yearly Cohorts Funding Timelines Six weeks Funding Opportunity Cycle Recurring Eligible Recipients Entrepreneurs Non-For-Profit Funding Only No Small Business Funding Only No Early Stage Funding Only Yes Minority Ownership Required No Federal Cost Share Requirements No Website Link https://www.
epilepsy. com/research-funding/accelerators-course Additional Eligibility Criteria Notes The following is the eligibility criteria for the course. The applicants must be: 1.
Be developing a device, technology, or digital health tool designed for people with epilepsy. 2. Applying as a business entity.
A university may partner with an existing company through licensing to commercialize the venture and applicant should list the company in application. 3. Must demonstrate in the application an ability to move the proposed plan to completion, showing how an investment can accelerate a step along the path to market.
4. Applicants must submit a model/prototype of proposed project (must include demonstration of some form of materialization – i.e. early sample, model or release of a product built for testing). 5.
Entrepreneurs who have previously received Epilepsy Foundation funding through Shark Tank Competitions or New Therapy Commercialization Grants are encouraged to re-submit their ideas if substantial progress has been made. 6. Applicants may reside in any country so long as they are committed to attending all lectures.
Additional Information Application Process Not Identifiable Important Reporting Requirements (If Specified) Not Specified Miscellaneous Notes Not Identifiable
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Applicants must be developing a device, technology, or digital health tool for people with epilepsy and apply as a business entity. A model/prototype of the proposed project is required. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Accelerator Course is funded by Epilepsy Foundation (in partnership with the Danny Did Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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