The Military Medical Innovation Operational (MIO)-Forum is a collaboration between Womack Army Medical Center (WAMC), Fort Liberty, NC; the North Carolina Military Business Center; the North Carolina Defense Technology Transition Office (DEFTECH); and Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC).
DEFTECH Coffee Call Join us Virtually this Friday, , from 8 – 10 am ET for another DEFTECH Coffee Call. (TEAMS Link Below) **Note: Dr. Sammy Choi could not present last week on the MIO-Forum. Dr. Choi is available and will provide insight into medical research opportunities.
We are one month from the MIO-Forum, so attend and learn from Dr. Choi current and future Warfighting needs.** 8 – 9 am: Early Bird Session: Network and discuss business opportunities, defense trends, and innovation insights. Companies in the DEFTECH Community also present their breakthrough ideas.
Thank you for attending the Military Medical Innovation Operational (MIO) Forum on , in Fayetteville, North Carolina hosted by Womack Army M ...
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