On October 15th, the 9th generation startups of the BIGinBIO Program presented their Final Pitch to a panel of international judges.

These presentations reflected the months of rigorous training, immersive workshops, and the invaluable two-week online soft-landing experience at the Cambridge Innovation Center. The startups showcased the knowledge and expertise they gained throughout the program.

The lineup featured inspiring pitches from EYWA, TELL Toolkit, Amplify Dynamics, Patagon Fiber, and Nanotransfer. Judges engaged with the speakers, asking questions that deepened their understanding, leading to a vote to determine which two startups would gain access to validate their technologies abroad: EYWA and TELL Toolkit.

Catalina Fernández, Program Manager, highlighted the winners, stating that “throughout the program, EYWA distinguished itself with its commitment, dedication, and eagerness to learn. Their pitch and proposal showed significant improvement, so it’s no surprise they secured first place.”

Regarding TELL Toolkit, Fernández noted “that the startup has a solid track record in entrepreneurial and investment experience, as well in the neurodegenerative diseases areas, which make them a solid candidate to generate the immense impact that they are looking for.”

At The Ganesha Lab, we extend our sincere congratulations to all participants for their unwavering dedication throughout the BIGinBIO Program. The remarkable progress demonstrated during this final pitch session is truly commendable.