Editor’s note: Startup Spotlight is a regular part of TechWire’s NC entrepreneurial community coverage. +++ RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Trey Bowles had lots of things to do in the Triangle last week but he missed out on a shopping trip for startups during Raleigh Durham Startup Week. “Weather-related cancellations and...
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“I am honored to serve as the leader of [Carolina Angel Network], building on the successful foundation already built by the network,” says Ted Zoller. “Working with leaders in our impactful entrepreneurship culture at Carolina, I am setting out to make CAN the leading university-based entrepreneurship and investor network in the nation.
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Raleigh-based Gemelli Biotech has raised a $19 million Series A round, including an investment from the Carolina Angel Network, an early supporter.
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Housed at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, California Angel Network is an angel investing platform that connects UNC-affiliated entrepreneurs and startups to its member investor network. In CAN’s brief five-year history, it has supported more than 20 startups, with members investing more than $20 million and generating more than $108 million in revenue for these ventures. Here’s a look at CAN.
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UNC-Chapel Hill’s Innovate Carolina program helps students, faculty and community members bring their ideas to life through a variety of resources, including workshops, co-working spaces, funding and more.
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In the past year, more than 100,000 people have spent more than 16,000 hours using Roobrik to make age-related health and care decisions, CEO Nate O’Keefe tells WRAL TechWire. And the interest is paying off with investors taking notice.
Read MoreAn all-star list of Triangle investors is backing Durham pharmaceutical startup Emergo Therapeutics with $12 million in venture capital.
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The journey of Bivarus from idea to commercially-successful solution was supported by Innovate Carolina, a comprehensive network of programs to help UNC-Chapel Hill faculty, students and alumni turn their ideas into market-ready innovations. Here’s the backstory.
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