Bench2Market Talks: Securing Investment for your Startup

On April 17, 2024

Securing funding for your early-stage startup can be one of the most challenging aspects of entrepreneurship. In addition to providing funds for your startup to develop and grow, investors often play a key role in company management and strategy. View this interactive panel discussion with investors from various firms to learn what they look for in a startup company and how to position yourself for fundraising success.

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This is the ninth session in the 2023-2024 Bench2Market Talks series, created to provide commercialization guidance to the university research community. For more details, visit https://biolocity.gatech.edu/bench2market/.

Bench2Market Talks: Opportunties through CROs

By aheard6

On March 22, 2024

As an academic innovator and entrepreneur, you can’t do everything. Contract research organizations can extend your startup’s capabilities and speed up the development of your biomedical innovations. Hear from three CROs and one Academic Innovator who has worked extensively with CROs. CROs on the panel will include Marta New, Founder and CEO at Radyus Research, Kalpana Raman, Director of Business Development at Veranex, and Evan Goldberg, Director of Scientific Affairs at Global Center for Medical Innovation. Also on the panel is Dr. Eric Miller, Assistant Professor at Emory School of Medicine, with extensive anti-viral drug development experience.

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This is the eighth session in the 2023-2024 Bench2Market Talks series, created to provide commercialization guidance to the university research community. For more details, visit https://biolocity.gatech.edu/bench2market/.

By kpetty30

On March 13, 2024

Biolocity is a philanthropic, multi-institutional program supporting and accelerating the commercialization of early-stage medical technologies with intellectual property held at Emory University and/or Georgia Institute of Technology.

The Biolocity approach encompasses:
Biolocity U – Educational resources focusing on life science commercialization are provided for faculty, students, post-doctoral trainees, and members of the community through the below opportunities.

Biolocity Fund – More than $1.5 million in funding available yearly to Emory and Georgia Tech innovations through a multi-stage, competitive application process.

Biolocity Launch – Active project management and formal coordination with the life-sciences commercialization ecosystem for Biolocity Fund awardees.