An international in-person and virtual meeting of institutional investors, venture capitalists and their start-up portfolio companies. The event creates networking opportunities over great distances and brings together investors and early stage companies from N. America, Japan, other Asian countries. 

With Access to Detailed Presentation Videos + Private Video Conference with Attendants Offered Until October 18, 2018

SEATS ARE LIMITED FOR IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE (Online Registration Starts From August 4th)

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Startup Presentations (short videos)

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPwiCqNwUJZYvXmbFn0D3p8Jw1hKs_RlB

Startup Presentations (long videos)

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPwiCqNwUJZb6ilFOksEcWe5D5ogHSXQR

The list of presenters included in the above are as follows:

Startup Company Presentations: Showcasing Startup Companies from YouTube Private Channel. 

1. Tomohiro Takano, AWAKENS: AWAKENS, Inc., is a genomics software company creating an infrastructure in the field of Consumer Genomics. Genomelink enables existing genetic testing users to upload their DNA data to gain more and more genetic insights based on the latest science with intuitive visualization and educational content. Genomelink API, which is a B2B product, is a white label API solution that allows any non-genomics company to develop and integrate DNA-personalization into their products and services as easy as setting an online payment system with Stripe.The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Berkeley, California. The company is currently being invested and supported by the Berkeley Skydeck Accelerator, 500 Startups, Sony Innovation Fund, and Digital Garage among others. Investor: JOMDD
2. Stuart Ogawa, Forsent Health Inc.: Eva, an AI assistant to be used at home that uphold dignity and personally understand people with dementia; Co-presenter: Dr. Jane Chen, Forsent Health Inc. Investor: Self funded
3. Jonathan Ng, Iterative Scopes: Iterative scopes provides a video analytics solution powered by machine learning and in partnership with several leading cancer centers to help Gastroenterologist doctors reduce the near 25% of cancerous lesions that are missed in today's colonoscopies.
4. Mariko Takahashi, LPixel, Inc.: LPixel, a spin-out venture from the University of Tokyo, is a leader in advanced image analysis software and systems tailored to life science research. With strong emphasis on integrating top-tier technologies to its services and strong dedication to maximize research efficiency, LPixel aims to bring innovation to the world of research. Co-Presenter: Yuki Shimahara, LPixel, Inc.
5. Kyle Chenet, LifeFlow: LifeFlow is a hand-operated rapid infusion device that allows health care providers to deliver fluids quickly and efficiently, improving outcomes for critically ill patients. It provides a clear advantage managing severe sepsis and shock in a wide variety of health care environments. Investor: Bios Research
6. Angie Conley, Abilitech Medical: Engineered with guidance from physicians, occupational therapists, and scientists, our device is designed to provide functional assistance and support for patients with neuromuscular weakness. The low-profile design enhances range of motion for patients and assists them in activities of daily living such as: grooming, eating, preparing meals, and using a computer. AbiliTech Medial, Inc. is a medical device company based in St Paul, Minnesota. 
7. Jesse Ohayon, Remedy Me: Remedy Me Telemedicine brings our passion for innovation to healthcare to save you real money and time. Through us, there are no copays, additional fees or surprise bills in the mail.
8. Thomas Eastling, Cullgen Inc.: Building a new drug discovery platform based on advanced ubiquitin-mediated protein degradation technology