Today, RemoteThreat is emerging from stealth, and we’re thrilled to lead its $7M pre-seed alongside DataTribe. RemoteThreat is building an Offensive Cyber Operations (O/C/O) platform that unifies advanced tooling, stealth-focused tradecraft, command-and-control, and governed AI. The long-term ambition is to become the OS for offensive cyber, giving red teams and government mission teams greater speed…
Join us for an insightful discussion with leaders from Banc of California and Western Alliance Bank as we unpack how venture debt works and when it can be a strategic fit for startups emerging from academic institutions. In this panel, we explored: For founders, faculty entrepreneurs, and innovation leaders, this session will provide practical insights…
Finding capital for your new venture is never easy, but recent years have been particularly deflated for certain sectors, including MedTech. What is a startup founder to do? Join three founders out of academic institutions who have attained capital for their new MedTech ventures in the past couple of years to hear their journeys in…
To continue the conversation from an earlier webinar, Founding a Startup as Graduate Students, Shelley Force Aldred sat with us to answer some questions that were submitted during the webinar that we were unable to get to due to time.
Looking for early-stage commercialization funding? Listen to hear our federal agency experts’ discussion on their small business research commercialization funding programs, SBIR and STTR. During the program, the experts reviewed: • General information on their agencies (NSF, NIH, and NCI) and how they work in the commercialization process • General information on the commercialization-focused programs…
As a graduate student, many career options lie in front of you. One potential route is founding a startup based on the innovative research conducted in your lab. Beginning a startup company is complex and challenging. While there are now many programs to assist academics in their startup endeavors, some aspects you learn as you…
Are you an academic researcher, PI, professor, or graduate student with an interest in entrepreneurship? If so, you should know about two excellent fellowship programs for academic founders. On September 28 at 2pm ET, OUP hosted a webinar featuring two such programs:
We spoke with Tech Managing Partner Marc Singer and our Life Science Principal Mitra Miri for their perspectives on diligencing VCs, having multiple investors in a round, and red flags to look for in a potential VC partner. While some of their insights were similar, as with all individuals in the venture capital space, they did have differing opinions.
Here are some key takeaways from our webinar on recent university startup financing trends. For more exclusive financing data around university startups, watch the full webinar below.
A conversation with Claire Watts, CEO and Co-Founder of ThruWave.