Odulair Founder Named Finalist in Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - May 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Odulair™ LLC, the world’s leading provider of advanced mobile health clinics and mobile medical vehicles today announced that company President and Founder Dr. Anita Chambers has been named a finalist in the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards from the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Foundation. The winners were selected by a panel of independent judges from a field of over 80 nominees. Three nominees were chosen for each of the award’s nine categories. Dr. Chambers is a nominee in the category of Global Trade / Manufacturing / Wholesale.

The twenty-seven finalist will be recognized for their achievements at the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards dinner on May 9th, 2014 in Santa Barbara, California when MC Linda Weinman, Co-Founder and Executive Chair of Lynda.com will ask for “The envelope, please,” and reveal the nine winning entrepreneurs.

“It is exciting for everyone involved,” says Cathy Feldman, Board Chair and CEO of the Foundation. “We had an amazing group of candidates this year and it was hard for our judges to narrow it down to the top three in each of the categories.”

“I am honored to be a finalist among such a remarkable group of entrepreneurs,” Dr. Chambers said. “I am also happy to support the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Foundation in their mission to educate student entrepreneurs leading to future economic growth for America,” said Chambers.

About Odulair™

Odulair, LLC is a Wyoming company founded by a medical professional in 2008 to assist governments, NGOs, and private medical providers with advanced technology mobile clinics for the delivery of healthcare in over 40 medical specialties. Odulair Mobile Clinics range from highly mobile 4x4 based clinics from 30 – 40 feet in length to triple expandable oversized semi-trailers providing Mobile Dialysis Clinics, Mobile Surgery Units, Mobile Trauma Units, Mobile Urgent Care Units, and more.

Odulair mobile medical units are built to serve patient populations as independent operating vehicles or vehicles incorporated within an existing facility. Our units have been used for humanitarian healthcare delivery, community outreach, rural healthcare, hospital and surgery center renovation, capacity correction, emergency response, healthcare services within correctional facilities, and more.

All Odulair products meet United States DOT requirements for standard transportation over U.S. roads and can also be transported via military aircraft such as the C-5A or C-17.

About the Odulair Mobile Clinics for Africa Program

Odulair founder and Fielding Graduate University Institute for Social Innovation Fellow Dr. Anita Chambers initiated the Mobile Clinics for Africa Program in 2012 in an effort to provide high quality, country specific custom mobile clinics to emerging nations at an affordable cost. To date, Odulair has designed mobile clinics to deliver healthcare for more than 40 medical specialties housed in platforms ranging from 30-foot (9 meter) highly mobile 4x4 truck-based clinics to 60-foot (18 meter) double expandable trailers. The Mobile Clinics for Africa Program creates collaboration between local African businesses and Odulair as the local businesses provide components for incorporation into the mobile clinics, which are then utilized to deliver healthcare within the country. This unique model of collaboration for the development of medical vehicles was developed by Dr. Chambers in an effort to stimulate both the economy of the recipient African country as well as small businesses in the United States.

Additional information is available at www.odulair.com

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Odulair, LLC

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