It is our pleasure to share with you that Rev1 portfolio company, Celenex, has been acquired by Amicus Therapeutics. Celenex licensed technology from Nationwide Children’s Hospital and The Ohio State… Read more
Posted by Wayne Embree in #Startup Buzz, Press, Rev1 News & Events
In medicine, pathologists are known as the doctors’ doctors. Whether the task at hand is to diagnose an individual patient or to study the influence of a particular cell on… Read more
Posted by Wayne Embree in #Startup Buzz
MYO-101 Phase 1/2a systemic gene therapy trial for LGMD2E to begin in early 2018 New Albany, OH, 13 December 2017 – Myonexus Therapeutics, Inc. (Myonexus), a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing… Read more
Posted by Wayne Embree in #Startup Buzz
Myonexus Therapeutics is a clinical stage gene therapy company developing first-ever gene treatments for multiple types of limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD), a group of progressive, debilitating musculoskeletal genetic diseases that… Read more
Posted by Wayne Embree in #Startup Buzz
The Columbus-based startup, Noxsano is a reminder that not all medical technology comes from state-of-the-art laboratories in large research institutions. Like Microsoft and Hewlett Packard, the technology at the core… Read more
Posted by Wayne Embree in #Startup Buzz
Nanofiber Solutions™, an Ohio-based regenerative medicine company, is developing a new class of medical implants for soft tissue and organ repair and replacement. The firm provides absorbable, three-dimensional (3-D) nanofiber… Read more
Posted by Wayne Embree in #Startup Buzz
Adams outlines a simple and effective market validation and testing strategy that is proven, giving entrepreneurs and managers the ability to improve the prospect of product success dramatically.
Posted by Wayne Embree in Getting Started
Business models are not a one-size fits all; considerations vary based on the industry, the validated markets, and the value proposition that the startup offers its customers. Rev1’s venture services… Read more
Posted by Wayne Embree in Getting Started
Well managed and governed companies raise capital more effectively, have happier, and more engaged employees.
Posted by Wayne Embree in The Hard Stuff
