SPRINT
SPRINT is a program designed to foster, grow and nurture an innovation ecosystem for interventionists. The program is sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and run by instructors with extensive startup and teaching experience. The program provides real world, hands-on training on how to successfully transform cancer control innovations into market-ready products. The ultimate goal is to create research-tested behavioral interventions that are ready to be put into real world practice.
The SPRINT curriculum was developed, and is taught, by successful technology entrepreneurs. Participants in the SPRINT program engage extensively with industry. Over the course of several weeks, you will talk to a minimum of forty partners, competitors, and other market stakeholders. During this time, you will be seeking a solid product-market fit and building a viable business model for your innovation.
The SPRINT curriculum was developed, and is taught, by successful technology entrepreneurs. Participants in the SPRINT program engage extensively with industry. Over the course of several weeks, you will talk to a minimum of forty partners, competitors, and other market stakeholders. During this time, you will be seeking a solid product-market fit and building a viable business model for your innovation.
The Team
Learn about the team organizing and teaching the program
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CurriculumExplore the cutting edge curriculum
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BenefitsWhat teams stand to gain from the program
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