Elizabeth Scallon

Elizabeth Scallon

Director, Heathcare AI Startups at NVIDIA
Seattle, Washington, United States

Elizabeth Scallon is Director of Healthcare AI Startups at Nvidia, Affiliate Instructor at the University of Washington, and an advisor and speaker in the startup and innovation ecosystem. She previously held leadership roles at Amazon, HP, and the University of Washington, and co-founded Find Ventures, which closed. Her expertise includes innovation systems, venture building, and supporting founders in industries such as AI, security, and the future of work.

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Ascend’s 2023 Founders Bash in Seattle Spotlights Rapid AI Growth, Business Challenges, and Skepticism Among Startup Leaders

At Ascend's fifth annual Founders Bash in Seattle, startup leaders discussed AI's rapid evolution, its value in speeding up work, cautious customer adoption, and skepticism around AI hype. Experts highlighted AI's accelerated development pace, business potential in time compression, and the ongoing need to demonstrate clear ROI to customers.

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  • NVIDIA Director, Heathcare AI Startups 2026–present · current
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    University of Washington Affiliate Instructor, Faculty 2022–present, Director, CoMotion Labs: Fluke Hall, HQ, Spokane, Startup Hall & CoMotion MakerSpace 2013–2018 · current
  • Various Startup and Innovation Ecosystem Builder, Advisor & Speaker 2005–present · current

Education

  • Harvard Business School Young American Leaders Program (YALP) · 2019
  • Georgetown University McDonough School of Business Global Executive MBA, Global Operations, Marketing, Finance, Strategy · 2012–2013
  • Esade Global Executive MBA, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Emerging Markets · 2012–2013
  • Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service Global Executive MBA, Global GeoPolitics, Political Economy, World Institutions · 2012–2013
  • Seattle University BS, Biochemistry · 2000–2004
  • Seattle University BA, Humanities · 2000–2004
  • ESADE Business School
  • Georgetown University - The McDonough School of Business

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