Our mentors have supported over 200 early stage medtech founders and bring more than 50 years of combined experience across clinical practice, digital health, regulation, product development, and entrepreneurship.
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Harry is the Director of Health & Innovation at Aire Logic and serves as Business and Commercial Lead of the NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme. A former NHS surgeon turned entrepreneur, he left clinical practice to focus on developing and implementing digital health solutions that improve outcomes at scale.
Harry has led major national digital programmes, including vaccination systems and patient engagement platforms, and mentors clinicians through the NHS Clinical Entrepreneurs Programme. He brings first-hand understanding of NHS pressures alongside deep experience in turning early ideas into viable health tech businesses.
He is particularly passionate about digital quality improvement, pragmatic innovation, and helping clinicians avoid common early-stage mistakes.
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Yasmin is a prescribing pharmacist with over a decade of experience across community, hospital, and academic settings. She holds a PhD in Community Pharmacy and Health Systems, alongside a Master’s in Artificial Intelligence.
As founder and CEO of a personalised medicine startup, Yasmin combines deep clinical insight with hands-on experience of building and scaling a regulated digital health business. Her work focuses on pharmacogenomics and using genetic testing to improve medication choice and reduce adverse drug reactions.
Yasmin brings particular strength in navigating complex regulatory and compliance landscapes for digital health and AI-driven technologies.
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Anusha is a technology executive and product leader with 25 years of experience building AI platforms, digital ecosystems, and creator tools at Microsoft, Electronic Arts, and Sage, she spent nine years as VP at Sage building the company’s AI strategy from its first Copilot product to fully autonomous agents — including authoring the board-level AI Constitution that governed responsible AI deployment across Sage’s 6 million customers, the majority of whom are UK small businesses and startups. A Cambridge-based angel investor and co-founder of Startupangel.net now venturex.com, she has backed early-stage founders since 2009, including identifying a YCombinator company before Google acquired the team. As a mentor on Medtech Mentor, Anusha helps health-tech founders with AI product strategy, go-to-market execution, and platform architecture — and brings practical guidance on keeping tax, accounting, and finance under control as a founder, including how to use AI-powered tools to automate the financial admin that consumes early-stage teams. She has an MBA from Durham university and and MS from university of WA Seattle.
Stuart is a digital designer and human factors specialist who helps founders visualise, prototype, and test health tech ideas quickly and sensibly.
He began his career working on Class III medical devices with leading consultancies and has since advised startups across pharma, SaMD, cardiology, robotics, and cell and gene therapies. As a founder himself, Stuart has brought a Class I cardiology device to market and built a paediatric VR game.
Stuart specialises in helping teams learn early, before committing significant time or money.
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Turning ideas into something tangible to learn from
Nick is a neuroscientist, medical doctor, and technologist trained at the University of Cambridge, Imperial College London, and the University of Eastern Finland. He is currently a Neuroradiology Fellow at Oxford University Hospitals and a Visiting Researcher at Aalto University.
As a Clinical Safety Officer for digital health products, Nick ensures emerging technologies meet high standards of patient safety and regulatory compliance. His experience spans clinical medicine, translational research, and venture advisory.
Nick supports founders working on scientifically complex or clinically sensitive innovations.
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Communicating complex ideas clearly and responsibly
Early stage medtech is full of decisions that feel high-stakes: what problem to focus on, who to speak to, what to validate first, and how to avoid building too early.
Our mentors help founders:
The emphasis is always on reducing risk and making progress you can justify.
You don’t need to find the “perfect” mentor. A good starting point is to think about the decision you’re trying to make right now.
You might be looking for support with:
If you’re unsure, you can start with a discovery call via the 1:1 mentoring page and we’ll help you find the right fit.
If you’d like help thinking through your idea and deciding what to do next, explore 1:1 mentoring and book a discovery call.