Investors Have More Than Money For MBAs

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The healthcare industry's wealthiest investors are looking to spur some of today's young MBAs and entrepreneurs into action.

About 20 investors who made their fortunes in the healthcare industry are now looking to give back to the business, according to Cleveland.com. They've created a $5 million investment fund for new products and services in the medical business. Moreover, they're also offering their valuable contacts.

"We can connect the dots [for early-stage businesses] in a way that's not being done today," said Ray Dalton. Dalton owns an Aurora-based medical company called PartsSource.

Many individuals have experience in business or healthcare related activities, but fewer people have both. Investment funds such as the one to which Dalton has contributed create an incredible opportunities for the right entrepreneurs. A professional with a background in healthcare and an MBA degree could use the contacts and funding that have been made available in Ohio to launch a very successful business.

If you have a medical background and want to start your own company but lack the business skills, enroll in an MBA program today.

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