Rob Scott
InvestorAssociate Director, Commercialisation Health & MedTech at Swinburne Innovation Studio
Australia
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About
Rob Scott is Associate Director of Commercialisation for Health & Medtech at Swinburne University of Technology. With over 25 years in cross-border medtech and life sciences commercialisation, he has advised on more than $500 million in investments, grants, and transactions across Australian, UK, and Asian markets. He founded Australia's first cross-border medtech accelerator program targeting key Asian healthcare markets and has contributed to major policy initiatives including Queensland's Smart State venture capital policy, Austrade's China outward investment policy, and industry guides for Australian medical technology companies entering Chinese markets.
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Experience
- Swinburne University of TechnologyAssociate Director, Commercialisation - Health & Medtechcurrent2026 — presentMelbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Innovate UKInnovate UK Business Growth (2022- Present) Innovation & Growth Advisor2022 — 2026West Midlands, England, United Kingdom
- British Australasia Technology IncubatorDirector2018 — 2023London, United Kingdom
- Australia Asia Technology Incubator (AATI)Director2018 — 2022Shanghai, China
- China BlueSky PartnersDirector2009 — 2022
- AusBiotechRepresentative, Greater China2018 — 2019Shanghai, China
- Asia Development PartnersDirector2012 — 2017
- Ernst & YoungDirector, Innovation/State Leader China Business Group2003 — 2010Australia
- Ernst & YoungDirector - Strategic Growth Markets2003 — 2009
- Chamber of Commerce and Industry QueenslandExport Advisor2002 — 2003Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- CitiPowerQuality Manager/Project Manager Y2K1997 — 1999
- SercoManager1995 — 1997
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CommunicationAnalytical SkillsNegotiationTeam ManagementStrategy ImplementationStakeholder EngagementInvestment StrategiesFundingSelf-ManagementMentoringStrategyManagement- Certified Chair Executive Program — Advisory Board Centre
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Rob Scott?
- Rob Scott is Associate Director of Commercialisation for Health & Medtech at Swinburne University of Technology. With over 25 years in cross-border medtech and life sciences commercialisation, he has advised on more than $500 million in investments, grants, and transactions across Australian, UK, and Asian markets. He founded Australia's first cross-border medtech accelerator program targeting key Asian healthcare markets and has contributed to major policy initiatives including Queensland's Smart State venture capital policy, Austrade's China outward investment policy, and industry guides for Australian medical technology companies entering Chinese markets.
- Where does Rob Scott work?
- Rob Scott is Associate Director, Commercialisation Health & MedTech at Swinburne Innovation Studio.
- Where did Rob Scott go to school?
- Rob Scott studied at QUT (Queensland University of Technology) (Post Graduate Diploma, Public Health); Brisbane Boys' College (HFC); Griffith University (Bachelor of Commerce, Commerce).
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