Here are four points:
1. Ms. Dauer will join CincyTech, a public-private seed-stage investor, as an executive-in-residence.
2. While at Cincinnati Children’s, she spearheaded new partnerships, including one with Lexington-based University of Kentucky focused on heart care.
3. She also helped further the work of the Center for Technology Commercialization.
4. Ms. Dauer joined Cincinnati Children’s in October 2013, prior to which she was with Procter & Gamble.
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