Episode 299: Entrepreneurism in Medicine

Episode 299 originally broadcast on February 26, 2011

Just a few years ago, physicians had few options to monitor their patients’ heart rhythm disorders. Russ interviews Larry Lawson, founder and CEO of eCardio, a company that develops and provides remote cardiac monitoring products and services. Episode 300—and our PARTY!—are approaching fast.

School of Business 02/26/11

Russ and John present the show about those who make businesses and who make business happen: the entrepreneurs and the innovators. Episode 300 approaches fast! Includes: the BusinessMakers Quote of the Week—an ironic truth from Cecil Baxter; This Week in Business History includes entrepreneurial innovations, among them the stapler, Time Magazine and nylon; the Jargon Challenge Round—trendy technospeak that YOU should know; and Dumb Moments in Business History—Larry King is just not ready to retire.

Larry Lawson - eCardio

Timing is everything. Just a few years ago, physicians serving patients who suffered from heart arrhythmia had few options to monitor their patients’ heart rhythm disorders. Advances in mobile and I.T. technology have changed everything. Russ interviews Larry Lawson, founder and CEO of eCardio, a company that develops and provides remote cardiac monitoring products and services. Alas, as medical technology has grown, so have insurance and healthcare restrictions.

BusinessMaker of the Year Event - March 10, 2011

It’s our 300th Episode and we’re having a party! Russ & John have the scoop on the food, fun, party and prizes of our celebration to be held March 10 at The Tasting Room at CityCentre. And did we mention The BusinessMaker Awards?! If you’ve not yet voted, DO IT NOW!

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