Indiana has sharp people who build awesome stuff - at T-6.6 you’ll hear the news and most exciting startup pitches from local entrepreneurs, innovators, and friends of MatchBOX. Participate in the conversation and meet other venture enthusiasts. Featuring local startup pitches and conversations with experienced entrepreneurs. This month's featured guest: Sherine Abdelmawla of Akanocure to talk about her experience as a startup in the Midwest, the advantages and disadvantages, and how to overcome the inevitable entrepreneurial challenges ahead. This month's pitches include: Predictive Wear, who monitor patients who had surgery for DVT by embedding sensors into a compression sock and provide this data to surgeons and patients to prevent pulmonary embolisms (PE). The Purdue student startup recently won $4,000 for first place in the Southwest Indiana Pitch Competition. Perceive Inc, who build tools to help your retail staff provide a better customer experience. They recently entered a pitch competition sponsored by venture capital firm BlueSky Capital.
Indiana has sharp people who build awesome stuff - at T-6.6 you’ll hear the news and most exciting startup pitches from local entrepreneurs, innovators, and friends of MatchBOX. Participate in the conversation and meet other venture enthusiasts. Featuring local startup pitches and conversations with experienced entrepreneurs.
This month's featured guest: Sherine Abdelmawla of Akanocure to talk about her experience as a startup in the Midwest, the advantages and disadvantages, and how to overcome the inevitable entrepreneurial challenges ahead.
This month's pitches include:
Predictive Wear, who monitor patients who had surgery for DVT by embedding sensors into a compression sock and provide this data to surgeons and patients to prevent pulmonary embolisms (PE). The Purdue student startup recently won $4,000 for first place in the Southwest Indiana Pitch Competition.
Perceive Inc, who build tools to help your retail staff provide a better customer experience. They recently entered a pitch competition sponsored by venture capital firm BlueSky Capital.