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The Project Medtech podcast is interview-style podcast on the Medtech Industry where guests share stories, advice, pitfalls, trends and innovations produced by Project Medtech.
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- 13
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Episode 280 | Stephen Ippolito, Managing Partner & Founder at Human Health Platform | Unlocking Value in Healthcare: Venture Capital's Role in Advancing Medtech (opens the original)
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Stephen Ippolito shares his path from $5B+ in investment banking M&A to founding Veritus and launching the Human Health Platform, an ecosystem focused on shaping investable healthcare companies earlier than traditional VC. Stephen breaks down the stark differences between PE-backed and family-owned transactions, why founder psychology and identity can make or break outcomes, and what he looks for in first-time leaders—especially the balance of EQ and IQ, coachability, and healthy co-founder dyna
Episode 279 | Melissa Muller, Founder & Principal Consultant at Muller Advisory Company | The First Five Things Medtech Founders Need to Know Before They Scale (opens the original)
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Melissa Muller, Founder and Principal Consultant at Muller Advisory Company, joins Duane Mancini for a practical conversation on what medtech founders must know before scaling beyond early adopters. Melissa breaks down why FDA clearance is only the starting line and why true growth depends on adoption readiness across clinical, financial, and commercial stakeholders. They dive into mapping the full clinical workflow end-to-end (including setup, IT, biomed, and reprocessing), identifying who must
Episode 278 | Staci Miller, Founder of Gen UX Consulting | The First Five Things You Need to Know About Human Factors Validation Testing (opens the original)
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Staci Miller, founder of Gen UX Consulting, joins Duane Mancini for a rapid-fire rundown of the first five things you need to know about human factors validation testing, from the risk documents nobody prioritizes but everyone needs, to the razor-thin line between a task sheet and a leading question that could invalidate your study, to why a 300-page report might be doing you more harm than good. Packed with hard-won insight from nearly 15 years in the field, this episode gives you a practical p
Episode 277 | Merom Klein, Principal at Courage Growth Partners | Building Courage in Medtech: Turning Fear Into Adoption, Investment & Innovation (opens the original)
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What if the biggest barrier to medtech innovation isn’t the technology, buti fear? In this episode, Merom Klein explores how entrepreneurs can recognize hesitation, build trust, and move investors, customers, and teams from “wait and see” to active champions of innovation. From raising capital to changing the standard of care, Merom shares practical insights on building courage, understanding incentives, and creating the conditions for meaningful adoption. Tune in for a conversation about the hu
Episode 276 | Ashkon Rasooli, Founder & CEO of EnGenius Solutions LLC | Beyond Compliance: Building Quality Systems That Give Medtech Companies an Edge (opens the original)
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What if quality management could be the key to driving medtech innovation, not holding it back? In this episode, Ashkon Rasooli, Founder and Principal of EnGenius Solutions Consulting, breaks down how medtech companies can build quality systems that go beyond compliance to support innovation, efficiency, and long-term growth. The conversation dives into the challenges of keeping quality and regulatory strategies ahead of rapidly evolving technologies like software, cloud platforms, and AI, while
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