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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2022 · 57 MIN

Foundry, call to action!

from Minimum Viable Podcast (MVP) · host DEF Community

The National Security Innovation Network (NSIN “Esign”) runs a program called “Foundry” that matches DOD technology with Entrepreneurs with the goal of creating private entities to sell the DOD technology to both the commercial and public/DoD sector. Featuring: Mark Anholt – Program Manager of Foundry, can speak to program, selection critea, historical successes, and goals to increase women’s participation Trish Martinelli – Executive Director of DEF, Regional Director at NSIN Ellen Chang – BMNT “Hacking For” Executive Emily Harman – Senior Executive (retired) from Department of the Navy, expert in small business with the DoD VR Small – Founder and CEO of Veterans Women’s Enterprise Center Heather Jo Richman – BMNT VP, DoD and IC Innovation lead Emily McMahan – Academy Investor Network, Supporting Dual Use entrepreneurs Tai Sunnan – NSIN University of Southern California (USC) University Program Manager and Harvard Instructor of leadership development and PhD in Social Entrepreneurship

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