Five startups founded by University of California alumni pitched at the third annual Global Corporate Venturing and Innovation Summit in California this year in front of more than 650 delegates
This year’s Global Corporate Venturing and Innovation Summit hosted a pitching contest that featured five startups founded by alumni of University of California – telemedicine and drug delivery company Pandia Health, peer-to-peer vehicle charging network EVMatch, medical device manufacturer Tergis Technologies, scientific research platform Hyperthesis and phone lens accessory producer Lume.
Introduced by Christine Gulbranson, senior vice-president for innovation and entrepreneurship at University of California, and sponsored by innovation platform Future Planet Capital, the pitch event gave each startup the…