Summer Launchpad Panel: Is an NYU Accelerator the Secret to Success for Your Startup?
Thinking about taking your startup to the next level? Hear from past participants of NYU accelerators as they share their experiences and what it takes to succeed in these programs!
More about the panelists:
Aryan Govil (CAS ‘24) is the founder & CEO at Synaptrix Labs, a VC-backed neuro-technology startup dedicated to revolutionizing non-invasive brain-computer interfaces. Synaptrix' first device, Neuralis, is now in clinical trials and hopes to be approved later this summer, and their flagship AI model, NeuroDiffusion, is now also being piloted by top BCI companies in the United States. Before starting Synaptrix, Aryan was the youngest member ever recruited at the prestigious BODy Lab at NYU Langone and worked on novel ALzheimer's research for 4 years; he has also worked on leading Neurotech projects at Columbia University and UC Irvine.
Jerry Chen (Stern '26) is the founder & CEO of Latte, an AI-powered mentorship platform helping universities drive student success. Latte has launched at NYU, Eastern Texas A&M, and the Dominican University of New York, achieving a 95% mentor match rate. Jerry's led Latte through Techstars Economic Mobility 2024 and the NYU Summer Launchpad accelerator, expanding its impact across higher education.
Julia Maksimova (Stern MBA '25) is the founder of Mova, a next-generation temporary housing company, that focuses on serving consultants, project workers, medical tourists, and insurance housing clients. She is also an experienced commercial real estate broker, and is actively involved in property transactions and market analysis.
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