If you’ve got killer leaderships abilities, a science or engineering degree and a passion for Delaware’s dynamic entrepreneur community, you could be the new Director of Business Accelerator & New Client Development at the Delaware Innovation Space (DISI) in Wilmington.
From the listing:
The Director – Business Accelerator & New Client Development – Delaware Innovation Space will be the key leader for driving the on-going development of our science-based business accelerator and related business building programs and competitions.
Delaware Innovation Space is a nonprofit entrepreneurial support organization for scientific startups. It’s funded by the University of Delaware, the State of Delaware and DuPont. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
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