In the latest episode of Build Mode, entrepreneurs Gabriel Sanchez from Enspectra Health and Tom Harries of Earth Funeral discuss the challenges of innovating in highly regulated sectors where the mantra 'move fast and break things' is not applicable. Sanchez shares the arduous journey of Enspectra, detailing the nearly ten-year process to secure FDA clearance for their skin imaging technology. Meanwhile, Harries delves into the creation of a human composting service, presenting a sustainable alternative to traditional cremation and burial practices. Both founders provide practical insights on how to navigate the obstacles posed by regulatory approvals, including variances in state laws and social stigmas. They emphasize the importance of strategic planning during lengthy approval processes and how to attract venture capital in industries often viewed as controversial. New episodes of Build Mode are available every Thursday, with the podcast hosted by Isabelle Johannessen. Produced and edited by Maggie Nye, the show also benefits from the support of the Foundry and Cheddar video teams, with audience development led by Morgan Little.
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