Mayo Clinic combines ventures, business development into one department

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is merging its Office of Business Development and Mayo Clinic Ventures into one Business Development Department, reports the Post-Bulletin.

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This new department will work with physicians, scientists and administrators to manage the organization’s partnerships, business opportunities and technological innovations, according to the report. The department will be led by Jim Rogers, who previously oversaw Mayo Clinic Ventures, according to the report.

Mr. Rogers, who has overseen Mayo Ventures since 2012, will work alongside Clark Otley, MD, who will be the medical director of the department, according to the report.

 

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