Introduction to the UK market for Nordic health tech solutions
Are you targeting the UK market – and want six months of market research, networking and market development support in just ONE week? So join this introductory webinar for ‘UK accelerator Propel@YH Nordic Boot Camp’.
Agenda
- Introduction
- Doing business in the UK – Jacqueline Anderson from Department for Business and Trade
- Insight into the British healthcare system and opportunities for Nordic companies – Neville Young, Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber
- Introduction to the Nordic Propel Bootcamp 2025 – a tailored accelerator program for Nordic companies looking to entering UK – Tim East, Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber(Y&H AHSN)
- Experiences from a Nordic Propel alumni – PeiliVision
About the acceleration program Propel@YH Nordic Boot Camp
Turbo-charging NHS market access for Nordic HealthTech companies
Up to 10 companies across the Nordics will benefit from a week of masterclasses, workshops and networking events on topics such as understanding how the NHS works, NHS governance, finance and procurement frameworks, clinical safety and supplier regulations, developing evidence-based proposals and reimbursement models.
After the bootcamp, Nordic companies will have a solid foundation to create a knowledge-based export strategy for introducing their solution to the UK market: Deep insight of the challenges and opportunities, who the right partners are, who the buyers are and the right market segment.
We are calling all Nordic health tech companies who has a scalable solution that answers to one or more of the NHS priorities. By joining this first information webinar, you will get input on the program, the expected value and the application process for the Propel@YH Nordic Boot Camp accelerator.
Norway Health Tech, Danish Life Science Cluster, Business Region Gothenburg, Swecare and Business Tampere have joined forces to take lead on this program from the Nordic side, in close collaboration with Health Innovation Network Yorkshire & Humber. The program is supported by Nordic Innovation.
