19.09.2024 15:30, Rita Longobardi
In November, the ten Venture Leaders Medtech 2024 will represent Switzerland and pitch their solutions in Boston, USA. During their weeklong roadshow, the entrepreneurs will meet with investors, experts, and industry leaders to strengthen their network and advance global growth. The founders met at the startup space to introduce themselves and their startups and showcased their innovations at an online pitch session.
During the event on September 18th, the Venture Leaders Medtech 2024 learned more about each other’s innovations, talked about their startup journeys thus far, and pitched virtually their Medtech ventures. Audience members then voted for the team captain and selected Greta Preatoni, Co-Founder and CEO of MYNERVA, for the honor.
"This represents a fantastic opportunity, as the US is MYNERVA's target market. Venture Leaders Medtech will help us forge strategic partnerships and connect with investors," said Greta.
As members of the Swiss National Startup Team, the Venture Leaders share a defined objective: to establish themselves as leading global entities and to boost their worldwide growth endeavours.
“Preparing for this roadshow for the 18th year is a tribute to the quality of innovation and the startups that have been part of this journey,” shared Stefan Steiner, co-managing director of Venturelab.
“I can’t wait to join this new edition and support the team in its international expansion.”
Venture Leaders Medtech is organized by Venturelab and
Swissnex Boston and New York and supported by
EPFL,
ETH Zürich, Hansjörg Wyss,
Health Innovation Hub Aargau,
Kellerhals Carrard,
Canton de Vaud,
Canton of Zurich, and
Vischer.
From left to right (up-down): David Sachs (CITUS), Pablo Lara (OncoSwab), Anna Luisa Schaffgotsch (Implì), Michael Rottmann (One Twenty), Marie-Agnès Doucey (Calico Biosystems), André Jaun (Metadvice), Markus Windolf (BIOS Medical), Waldemar Hoffman (Apersys), Great Preatoni (MYNERVA), and Eashan Saikia (Aseptuva)
Venturelab has 18 years of experience bringing Switzerland’s best entrepreneurs to the heart of the global technology hubs: Silicon
Valley, New York, Boston, Barcelona, London, Munich, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong. Companies founded by the 560 Venture Leaders alumni have created more than 11,900 jobs and raised more than CHF 8,3 billion in capital. For more information, visit
www.venture-leaders.ch, and discover all the alumni
here.
Follow the entrepreneurs and the Venture Leaders Medtech roadshow from November 4th to November 8th, 2024, on social media using the hashtag
#VLeadersMedtech or on
www.venture-leaders.ch/Medtech.
Learn more about Venture Leaders Medtech 2024:
Apersys AG: Overcoming organ shortage.
Apersys is on a mission to save more patients in need of an organ transplant. Their perfusion platform technology paves the way for improving the number of transplantable organs and...
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BIOS Medical AG: Implanted BIOSensors to restore life.
BIOS Medical is pioneering a revolution in orthopaedic aftercare through implantable biosensors. It monitors progress remotely 24/7 to enable a personalized care pathway...
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Metadvice: Accelerating Personalised and Complex Disease Care
Metadvice AI distills complex disease treatment and outcome data into actionable insights for clinicians and patients, assisting pharmaceutical companies with real-world evidence...
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MYNERVA: Reducing Pain and falls through AI-driven neurostimulation
MYNERVA has developed Leia, a groundbreaking medical device able to reduce falls and chronic pain in patients suffering from diabetic neuropathy through a combination of Artificial Intelligence and Non-invasive neurostimulation...
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Aseptuva AG:
UVC-technology for catheters to combat hospital infections.
We are a Medtech startup based in Sitem Medtech Hub Bern, Technopark Zurich and Cambridge UK. Our goal is to prevent hospital acquired infections (HAI), which affect 3%-20% of all patients in ICUs. To... Read more
CalicoBiosystems SA:
Predicting life-changing drugs for patients with cancer
In the next decade, cancer will kill 1 in 6 individuals. Because they are tested in
artificial models, 95% of anti-cancer drugs fail to reach approval due to a lack of
efficacy. Calico Biosystems is... Read more
Citus AG:
Skin monitoring through mechanical characterization
Citus AG, an ETH Zurich spinoff, is revolutionizing the beauty-tech market with its flagship product, NIMBLE. This patented device enables real-time, non-invasive skin analysis, addressing the growing... Read more
Impli AG:
Impli is developing a hormone monitoring implant for IVF
Impli is a biotech company working on subdermal hormone monitoring platforms.
The first product identified for market launch as a medical device in 2027 in the U.S. will be for women undergoing IVF... Read more
OncoSwab Sàrl:
Accesible point-of-care lung cancer screening tests.
Early detection of lung cancer can greatly improve survival rates, but due to cost-effectivity, accessibility and safety issues, screening is only performed in some countries under very specific condi... Read more
OneTwenty AG:
OneTwenty revolutionizes Diabetes Care and the live of 500m
Today, 500m people with diabetes still life in constant stress, tension and danger despite modern technology. OneTwenty's Machine Learning system has been developed to solve this and give back health ... Read more