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From Biomedical Engineer to Startup Ecosystem Builder: How Dina Titkova amplified the impact of her STEM career by scaling Health Innovation at UNSW Founders

from MULTIPLE HATS: STEM Careers | Reinvention | Entrepreneurship |Thought Leadership

🎙️ From Biomedical Engineer to Startup Ecosystem Builder: How Dina Titkova Scales Health Innovation at UNSW Founders With a global career spanning Russia, Sweden, and Australia, Dina Titkova now leads UNSW Founders' accelerator programs—empowering STEMM entrepreneurs to transform ideas into impactful startups through initiatives like Health 10x and the Peter Farrell Cup.🔍 What You’ll Learn:The structure and support mechanisms of AUstralia top accelerator programs, UNSW Founders' There is not one size fits all personality in STEM entrepreneurship What you should start withStrategies for transitioning from a technical STEMM background to entrepreneurshipThe importance of community and mentorship in startup successInsights into the challenges and opportunities within Australia's healthtech landscapeHow interdisciplinary experiences can enhance innovation and leadership🧠 About the Guest: Dina Titkova is the Senior Manager at UNSW Founders, overseeing programs such as Health 10x and the 10x Accelerator. With over 15 years of international experience in biomedical engineering and business development, Dina is passionate about advancing healthcare innovation and supporting entrepreneurs in the STEMM fields.📌 Episode Highlights:00:00 Introduction to Dina Titkova and her role at UNSW Founders 02:30 Dina's journey from biomedical engineering to startup ecosystem leadership 07:45 Overview of UNSW Founders' accelerator programs and their impact 15:20 The role of mentorship and community in entrepreneurial success 22:10 Challenges faced by healthtech startups in Australia 30:00 Strategies for fostering innovation and resilience in startups 38:15 Success stories from UNSW Founders' accelerator alumni 45:00 Dina's insights on the future of health innovation and entrepreneurship🔗 Resources Mentioned:UNSW Founders – Official WebsiteHealth 10x ProgramPeter Farrell CupDina Titkova on LinkedIn🤔 Reflection Time:How can your STEMM background be leveraged in entrepreneurial ventures?What support systems are available to assist in your transition to entrepreneurship?How does interdisciplinary experience contribute to innovation in your field?Want to craft a career story that opens doors?I help STEMM professionals speak with clarity, confidence, and purpose and show up as thought leaders —so the right opportunities find you.📬 Let’s connect: angeliquegreco.com.au | LinkedIn  ⭐️ Help More People Reinvent Their CareersIf you enjoyed this episode, please:✅ Leave a quick ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🙏♻️ Share it with a friend who's questioning their path in STEM Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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