Generation H 2.0: Mentorship Program
An intensive acceleration program for HealthTech startups designed to validate ideas, receive personal mentorship, and connect with investors.
Generation H 2.0: Mentorship Program
Program Overview
An intensive mentorship-driven program that provides HealthTech startups with direct access to experienced entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders. It fosters unique networking and investment opportunities through personalized matchmaking with investors. This is a real opportunity to accelerate your startup’s growth and become part of the global HealthTech community.
8 weeks of active sessions + 2 weeks of refining pitches and collaborations. 15 selected teams will gain not only knowledge and skills but also tangible deliverables showcasing their progress. The program includes personalized mentorship, AMA sessions, and startup crash tests. During the final Demo Day, top-performing startups will pitch their projects, increasing their chances of securing investments and partnerships.
Program Benefits
mentorship from HealthTech experts who have successfully launched their own startups, plus a personal mentor to guide you at every stage
hands-on workshops and lectures from industry leaders to sharpen the key skills needed for startup growth
1:1 investor meetings and client matchmaking to unlock funding and partnership opportunities
a chance to win a €10,000 grant to fuel your startup’s growth
exclusive access to CS & CRM SaaS solutions from Zendesk
a thriving HealthTech community of startups, businesses, mentors, investors, and global partners
WHO WE ARE WAITING FOR
Founders and established teams with projects in the HealthTech field
Venture funds and corporate funds, angel and impact investors interested in supporting HealthTech startups
Scientists and the medical community driving research and innovation
Application requirements
A startup/technology project at the MVP stage
At least two project representatives should be ready for an intensive engagement for 2 weeks
English level from Upper-Intermediate
Intention to develop your startup after the course: work on attracting investment, creating new jobs, and monetisation
Willingness to be part of the SET Community
Only startups that have signed an agreement to participate are eligible to participate
Special Prize
The winning team of the Generation H 2.0 will receive a €10000 grant for startup development
Program Roadmap
Goal Setting & Mentor Introduction
Business Modeling & Product Development
Team Formation & Customer Discovery
Growth Strategies & Marketing
Finance & Fundraising
Crisis Management & Ethical Leadership
User Testing & Pitching
Investor 1:1 & Client Matchmaking
Mentors
Volodymyr Nerubenko
Serial HealthTech entrepreneur. 15 years in HealthTech, Co-founder TerraLab, co-founder Lab24, co-founder Nasnaga, co-founder Liki24 Foundation (charity), and Member of advisory board Ukraine EIT
Vasyl Zadvornyy
Vasyl Zadvorny is a Ukrainian specialist in IT and public procurement who gained popularity as the CEO of Prozorro, the state platform for public procurement.
Under his leadership since 2016, Prozorro transformed into an effective and transparent tool for monitoring public procurement, which received international recognition.
After six years at Prozorro, Vasyl left his position in 2022 and continued to develop new projects. One of these is the startup lilo, launched in April 2024 together with other well-known Ukrainian entrepreneurs, including the founder of Helsi, Samvel Akobyan.
lilo is an innovative health neo-insurance service focused on prevention, personalized services such as check-ups and consultations with regular doctors, and fast, high-quality service. The product is aimed at both B2B and B2C clients.
In addition to lilo, Vasyl is actively working in the field of IT and e-Government, participating in various startups that contribute to the development of digital services in Ukraine. His career is focused on creating products that improve people’s lives and implement innovative approaches in both the public and private sectors.
Kateryna Potapova
Kateryna Potapova, MD, MPH is a neurologist, lecturer at the Department of Neurology at Bogomolets National Medical University, Director of Development at GMKA and HealUa app with 8 years of experience in managing international sales and customer care departments in the healthcare and education sectors. Kateryna has managed multicultural teams, ensuring adaptation to different markets, and launched several strategic projects, including the creation of new medical areas. Her leadership approach is based on team development and support for innovation, which allows organizations to achieve high results.
Alexa Sinyachova
Co-Founder at Moeco, startup growth advisor and Techstars mentor, teaching Entrepreneurship Course at SET University. For the last 15 years, she has been helping start-ups find go-to-market and drive growth. Her experience is focused on seed to series A stage. As a founder herself, she has created a step-by-step guidance on “building pitch deck, that fundraises”.
She was a business strategy advisor for several startups in fintech, blockchain, AI, and IoT. Former Head of Business Development at Diginex Limited, Alexa helped the company find US partners and enterprise customers, search for good tech projects, and take care of the portfolio startups. Alexa is an active member of European and US startup communities and a “super-connector” in the tech industry of Silicon Valley.
Організатори
SET University
Tokarev Foundation
FAQ
Do you invest in my project?
No, SET University does not invest in businesses. However, within the Mentorship program, we involve partners through whom the best projects can attract investment.
Does filling out the application guarantee getting to the Mentorship program?
No, it does not. We will select a limited number of teams, projects, and startups from all applications to join the program and sign an agreement to participate.
I only have an idea for a HealthTech project, can I participate in the Mentorship program?
No, we consider participants with projects at least at the MVP stage.
How will the program take place?
The hybrid format includes both offline and online sessions, as well as team collaboration. Some program activities will be conducted online, while offline events are also planned, where team representatives are required to be present.