Reach your growth potential
Stronger, Better, Faster Together
10xHealth is an advanced, tailor-made 10-months program designed to meet the specific needs of life science companies. We are scaling up Life science in Sweden and Denmark with SmiLe Venture Hub and Medicon Village.
Program highlights:
- A comprehensive assessment of your current status to help you identify your best path for growth.
- Tailored 1-on-1 follow-up sessions, customized to meet the specific needs of each participating company.
- Expert-led hands-on sessions designed to address real-world challenges and elevate your management team’s expertise.
- Peer-to-peer learning experience for your entire management team.
- The program is taught in English to ensure accessibility and inclusivity for participants from diverse backgrounds.
Want to join the 2025-26 batch?
The People In Charge
Christine Dahlman Jacobsen
Program Lead, 10xHealth
Project Lead, SmiLe Venture Hub
Sarah Lidé
Deputy CEO, Medicon Village Innovation
Lottie Norrsén
Event & Project Manager, Medicon Village Innovation
What is 10xHealth?
The program will provide innovative scaleups the required expertise needed to become high growth companies by focusing on areas like strategy, business and organization.
The participants of the pilot program 2024 were Iconovo, Neola Medical, Uman Sense, Paindrainer, NanoEcho and Cyxone.
Curious to hear more about the program? Our contact information is on the left!
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The Modules
The program consists of eight modules. Each module is led by experts in the respective fields, with the support of SmiLe Venture Hub and Medicon Village Innovation’s own experienced employees and coaches.
The Experts
All our modules are lead by experts from the industry. Read more about the companies and people behind the modules!
Our Project
10xHealth is made possible thanks to Medicon Village, SmiLe Venture Hub and the European Union.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.