Andrea Ippolito on Circuitous Career Paths, Leaning into Your Strengths and Following Your Passions

CAMTech uses a co-creation model to accelerate the cycle from idea to patient impact and commercialization by convening experts in clinical medicine, public health, engineering, design, business, and government. In a way, Andrea Ippolito puts a face on CAMTech’s co-creation model. She currently serves as the Executive Director of the Engineering Management Program at Cornell University, and she’s held positions at the Department of Veterans Affairs, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and General Services Administration, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Boston Scientific. She’s also the co-founder of Smart Scheduling, which athenahealth acquired in 2016. In episode 7 of CAMTech Chats, we’ll hear from Andrea about innovating in these different sectors, discuss the importance of failing fast, and learn about her challenges and successes as a woman working in innovation. CAMTech Chats is moderated by Nicholas Diamond.

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Andrea Ippolito on Circuitous Career Paths, Leaning into Your Strengths and Following Your Passions is an episode from CAMTech Chats by CAMTech Chats.

This episode is 00:24:38 long.

This episode was published on Nov 12, 2018.

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