Ingateygen is housed at First Flight Venture Center. First Flight hosts lunchtime programs, called “Itineraries” that offer a chance for members of the First Flight community and broader innovation ecosystem to learn about the work of early-stage science-focused companies, network and have some fun at the same time! An Itinerary is ‘a planned route or journey’ and this program gives companies often who are in residence at First Flight a forum in which to share where they are and where they plan to go.
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Dr. Hortense Dodo was invited to be a panelist at the NC Biotechnology life sciences economic development summit in Durham NC on April 19, 2022. The theme: Projects That Grow a Cluster: Seeding Small Company Growth. https://www.ncbiotech.org/events/life-sciences-economic-development-summit-2022
The National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) awarded IngateyGen a TECP grant in the amount of $200,000 for Technology Enhancement and Commercialization Partnership with key players in the Peanut value chain. CONGRATS TO TEAM INGATEYGEN! https://www.ingateygen.com/
IngateyGen LLC was invited to present a 5 min pitch at the CED Annual Venture Connect Summit https://lnkd.in/eTg2ybGT in RTP North Carolina. Thus, on Friday April 7, Dr. Hortense Dodo https://lnkd.in/dbgwHppd presented highlights on IngateyGen’s mission, the problem, the solution proposed by IngateyGen, the benefit to the peanut value chain, the team and their ask of $1 M to investors. This was a great event with entrepreneurs pitches from 80 start-up/growth companies and attended by over 1000 scientists, entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders. #lifesciences, #allergy, #peanut, #pitch
Ingateygen was one of the awardees.
See the news item here:
This is a very good article:
Allergies change how we all eat: The case for re-engineering our food supply
BY LINDA RODRIGUEZ MCROBBIE via The Boston Globe
https://apps.bostonglobe.com/ideas/graphics/2018/11/the-next-bite/the-ingredients/