July 15, 2025 - 01:31

Heather Walsh has been appointed as the Assistant Vice President for Technology Ventures at the Polsky Center, effective July 14. With an extensive background in innovation and commercialization, she is set to bring a diverse range of expertise from her experiences in academia, industry, and the startup ecosystem.
Prior to joining the Polsky Center, Heather held several leadership positions at prominent organizations, including Astellas, mHUB, and Baxter. Her career has been marked by a commitment to fostering innovation and driving technological advancements, making her a valuable asset to the Polsky team.
In her new role, Heather will focus on enhancing the center's efforts to support technology ventures, aiming to bridge the gap between research and market application. Her leadership is expected to contribute significantly to the growth of entrepreneurial initiatives and strengthen partnerships within the innovation landscape. The Polsky Center looks forward to leveraging her expertise to further its mission of advancing entrepreneurship and innovation.
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