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2024 WCBA & ABCT Pitch Day

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Hear from and network with founders of new healthcare ventures seeking to raise awareness, and/or secure funding, resources and partnerships. Attendees include investors, corporate sponsors and members of the life sciences ecosystem.

These 17 founders will pitch at the 2024 Pitch Day:

From WCBA:

  • Anita Lee (Independent) - Twin Weavers uses conversational and generative AI to assess, identify, and address health and social service needs throughout a person’s lifetime.

  • Ariel Yusupov (New York Medical College) - F.I.G Therapeutics: Their gene therapy, currently focused on prostate cancer, utilizes over-expressing factors in cancer to drive a multi-modal attack, designed to prevent resistance and more aggressive disease.

  • Daniel Gareau (Rockefeller University) - SurgiVance is advanced surgical pathology to drive better cancer care. Their diagnostic medical device will serve as a histopathology lab in a box to meet needs in pathology markets including specialty surgery.

  • Evris Gavathiotis (Albert Einstein College of Medicine) - Their technology encompasses a novel small molecule therapeutic strategy that exhibits broad efficacy in diverse cancers, aiming to advance to clinical stage.

  • Glen Prusky (Weill Cornell Medicine) - Gaze Engine: An efficient methodology to measure the visual contrast sensitivity function, which promises to replace visual acuity measures as the standard for routine vision assessment.

  • Hourinaz Behesti (Rockefeller University) Hebbian Bio is building a human stem cell-based technology platform for target discovery to develop first-in-class therapeutics for patients with currently untreatable neurodevelopmental/psychiatric disorders.

  • Ilya Popov (Independent) - ComeBack Mobility has developed a Smart Crutch Tips IoT device & mob apps that let patients know how to apply the right amount of force to the recovering limb + remote therapeutic monitoring service for providers.

  • Katia Rojas (Independent) - Suabix: Advanced AI for seamless integration of human factors and usability engineering, aligned with regulatory compliance, for safer, user-centered products in healthcare, MedTech and beyond.

  • Kirsten Hund Blair and Kevin McClarren (Independent) - Lambent Data’s collaborative and HIPAA-compliant software, including data analytics and AI, equips healthcare/social service providers and empowers patients/clients to improve outcomes in health and Social Drivers of Health and reduce healthcare costs.

  • Zach Sawaged (Independent) - Concordare is a suite of web-application tools that have an exclusive ability to read and write a novel digital clinical trial protocol called a CPTM.

From ABCT:

  • Courtney K. Rowe, Christopher Foster, and Kelly Burke (University of Connecticut) - Pallivex, a biodegradable implantable pain film to deliver targeted, sustained, opioid-free local anesthetics for postoperative pain control.

  • Joshua Gilmore (Independent) - Social Health Passport (SHP) is an end users and social service providers platform to share information and resources to support their client’s social mobility and self-sufficiency.

  • Julien Berro and Yuan Ren (Yale University) - Nanochuk: Biosensors for Force-Based Diagnostics and Therapeutics.

  • Ming Hui (Independent) - Mobabbi: First complete potty-training solution that teaches babies to use the potty at an earlier age using sound association.

  • Prisca Obi (Yale University) - Virtus Therapeutics is actively developing a new class of small- molecule activators for treatment of propionic acidemia, a rare metabolic disease.

  • Vanessa Sena and Helen Wu (Independent) - My Local Chefs integrates personalized medical nutrition therapy and innovative technology to enable faster decision- making for doctors, particularly in treating gestational diabetes in pregnant women, ultimately contributing to improved outcomes for both the mother and baby.

​​​Due to limited space, all registrants will be screened by event organizers.

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