Frontier Entrepreneurship Podcast Episode 8 – Vessl
January 22, 2024
Episode 8 of Season 1 of the Podcast brings you to the frontier of biomedical engineering with Sydney Robinson, Co-Founder & CEO of Vessl Prosthetics.
Vessl is introducing ISOFORM™, an automatically adjustable prosthetic socket. “We are dedicated to amputees and being the best company we can be,” Sydney said, in conversation with Frontier co-hosts Braden Kemp and Tracy Morningstar.
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The Frontier Entrepreneurship Podcast is made possible with the support of the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario). In Season 1, we feature entrepreneurs backed by the thriveFORWARD initiative, as part of the Government of Canada’s Jobs and Growth Fund (JGF).
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