As entrepreneurs work to build a sustainable startup, they encounter many unfamiliar challenges. Mentorship from industry leaders and veteran entrepreneurs helps Johns Hopkins startups avoid setbacks and take a more direct path to success.
Mentors-in-Residence
Mentors-in-Residence ("MIRs") are experienced business professionals who devote regular time to support our entrepreneurs. Their technical expertise and guidance plays a critical role in the advancement of our technologies and the formation of sustainable companies.
Jim Campbell
Director of the Blaustein Pain Treatment Center in the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
JHTV is fortunate to have additional groups of mentors who serve specialized purposes.
Site Miners
Site Miners help faculty apply for Maryland Innovation Initiative (MII) awards.
Student Mentors
Our student entrepreneurs are eager to turn grand visions into real, impactful ventures. We invite alumni and professionals who have built startups or have in-depth industry expertise to provide invaluable guidance through one-on-one mentorship or by participating in various programs we offer.