Omega Accelerator Opportunity - Partner - Healthcare Division

Omega Accelerator's mission is to solve the business-funding crisis.

Over 400,000 businesses start in the United States every year
Less than 1% of these businesses will receive outside funding
Over 80% of these businesses will fail because they run out of money

Omega Accelerator helps entrepreneurs succeed through funding, training, and support.

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We are looking for a partner to manage the healthcare division of Omega. The ideal partner will be responsible for evaluating and advising business startups in the healthcare industry. Our partners are also responsible for introducing Omega and our accelerator participants to funding sources.

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