Julien Delpech

Julien Delpech

Married, 3 kids. 20 years of experience in the Medical Device industry located in Moscow, Buenos Aires, Mexico city, London. Launched Invivox in 2015 when I realized Medical Mentoring was not efficient anymore. It had to be reinvented. We did it.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julien-delpech-89994a/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jdelpech
Manhattan, New York, United States
Member since January 04, 2017
Quote
You only live once. If you are passionate in what you are doing, one life should be enough. Quote_down
  • About
Investor interests
Type of investor Angel
Typical investment size Under $25,000
Typical investments in a year 2
Categories of interest
Locations of interest
School/Associations of interest
NYU
Credentials None
Activity
Investments made VetBioBank, Benew Medical, Vim Vitae
Education
1996 ESSEC Business School (International Business Studies) , MS , International Business Development
I am a(n):

Entrepreneur

Companies I've founded or co-founded:
Benew Medical, Vim Vitae, Davai
Companies I work or worked for:
Ipsen, Allergan, Cytori, Ipsen, Allergan, Cytori, Puregraft
If you're an entrepreneur or corporate innovator, why?

Because Medical Mentoring had to be reinvented.

My favorite startups:

Past : USSR, French Revolution, Flower Power. Present : tinder, waze, slack.

What's most frustrating and rewarding about entrepreneurship/innovation?

The most rewarding is the morning, when you wake up and you whistle on your way to your incubator with ideas flourishing.

The most frustrating is the evening when you go to bed and realize how much is yet to be accomplished and how hard and long is going to be the road.

What's the No. 1 mistake entrepreneurs/innovators make?

New ideas take time to be adopted.

New entrepreneurs are not prudent enough when they build their first Business Plans.

What are the top three lessons you've learned as an entrepreneur?

- Trust your instincts but listen to the others when they send you signals about your natural instinct.

- Build your BP and divide your revenues by 10 and check if the business is still sustainable.

- "There are no failures, just people giving up" - Albert Einstein.