Partners

The ReGen Valley Tech Hub project is funded by an EDA grant and lead by the Advanced Regenerative Medicine Institute (“ARMI”), located in the Manchester Millyard.  Within the funded tech hub are funded project leads which include the YWCA, University of New Hampshire (“UNH”) and The Foundation for Healthy Communities (“FHC”).

FHC’s work is supported by a partnership with Franklin Pierce University (“FPU”).  Together FHC and FPU are developing strategies for clinical readiness and delivery of critical education and training to professionals working in New Hampshire’s health care system.

The work of the project leads is underpinned by the ReGen Valley consortium consisting of over 40 local businesses, all affiliated by a commitment to investment in the success of ReGen Valley.

Franklin Pierce University

FHC’s expertise and mission is to build healthier communities through partnership, collaboration and creating innovative solutions to advance health care for NH residents. In this project, FHC is partnering with Franklin Pierce University to support strategic planning for the expansion of education and training opportunities for health care professionals with a shared goal of developing industry expertise and attracting workforce to the economic hub. FHC is advising and informing the development of education curriculum In partnership with Franklin Pierce University, FHC is advising and informing the development of education curriculum.

ARMI

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Consortium Partners

Click here to see the many consortium partners connected with the ReGen Valley Project!