| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Matt Garvey |
Director, Talent Acquisition | Profile |
Stella Cannon |
VP Talent Management | Profile |
Monetization of deprioritized or dormant intellectual property (IP) is a significant problem for IP owners across every industry. At Accencio our mission is to significantly improve the ability of IP owners to monetize this dormant value. Our technology platforms and data aggregation capabilities provide a unique, powerful visualization interface to run what-if scenarios and query internal analytical outputs. This capability allows us to identify strategic licensing opportunities previously hidden in undervalued IP. Our ultimate vision is to create a paradigm shift, changing forever the way scientific industries manage and monetize IP.
Habu is a Data Clean Room software company: we make it seamless for businesses to generate high-value analytics from controlled datasets, while protecting the privacy of consumers and the rights of data owners. The company is based in San Francisco and has offices in Boston and New York.
VDIworks makes easy-to-use software that enables IT managers to centrally create, deploy and manage virtual desktop infrastructure.
Kovo is a leader in healthcare technology & billing-as-a-service. We acquire and grow medical billing businesses and systems. Our strategy is to build accretive growth through acquisitions — leveraging Kovo`s patented patient engagement technology and proprietary OneRev medical billing platform — to optimize efficiencies for healthcare providers and their patients. Combined, Kovo subsidiaries process over $80 million annually in medical billing claims and service approximately 3.5 million patients. We`ve proven our growth model with ten successful acquisitions to date.
Voltaiq was founded in 2012 in New York City by Tal Sholklapper and Eli Leland, driven by their mutual desire to tackle the numerous battery development challenges they encountered while leading two ARPA-E energy storage and electrification development projects at the CUNY Energy Institute. Understanding data analysis was at the heart of these challenges, they began building Battery Intelligence software to accelerate the entire battery ecosystem. Today the Voltaiq EBI platform is in use at transportation OEMs, global consumer electronics companies, battery manufacturers and energy storage developers and operators.