BioAccel @BioAccel

BioAccel, a nonprofit organization, is promoting economic development in Arizona by supporting commercialization of late-stage research in the life sciences. bioaccel.org Phoenix, AZ Joined July 2009

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

Check out what is happening in the science and entrepreneurial community this month! azbio.org/in-the-loop-10…

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According to research, the primary reason cited by investors for lack of funding is "excessive risk." The reality is that many early-stage investors simply lack the technical expertise needed to evaluate risk, and, therefore, most regions under-invest in early stage companies.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

BioAccel’s portfolio to date has resulted in a current book value of the portfolio that exceeds $98.3M with a projected exit value of $1.4B, achieving a 37 percent internal rate of return (IRR).

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

While BioAccel uses philanthropic funding to bridge the Valley of Death stage of business development unique to bioscience innovation, our novel nonprofit status also allows the holding of equity in exchange for early-stage investments, which ensures our long-term sustainability.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

This work is critically important for U.S. competitiveness because if the U.S.were able to commercialize only 6 percent more federally funded research discoveries, the result would be a $1.4 trillion to $3 trillion impact on the national Gross Domestic Product.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

Based in metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, BioAccel accelerates the development of new companies and biomedical products by providing entrepreneurs with the needed training, mentoring, and early-stage funding support.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

BioAccel is the only 501(c)3 organization in the Southwestern United States that fulfills a mission to drive economic development through accelerating commercialization of bioscience technology with a unique combination of early funding and entrepreneur mentorship and training.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

While BioAccel uses philanthropic funding to bridge the high-risk Valley of Death stage of business development unique to bioscience innovation, our novel nonprofit status also allows the holding of equity in exchange for early-stage investments, which ensures our sustainability.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

Where 33 other states had deployed seed capital funds by 2013, Arizona has none. The need to establish multiple early-stage funds and ensure their participants and beneficiaries extend beyond personal investment silos has never been greater.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

BioAccel is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that creates vibrant communities by transforming discoveries into new companies. We achieve this through our three strategic priorities: diversified economic growth, improved health, and entrepreneurial education and outreach.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

Research conducted by Battelle showed that from 2002 to 2011, while the U.S. posted a 12 percent gain in bioscience jobs, Arizona’s bioscience jobs grew 45 percent -- more than 30,700 jobs, to reach a total of 99,018 bioscience jobs during that time period.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

Our insight is based on a formal evaluation program that includes pre- and post-program assessments completed by our management team and reviewed by our independent BioAccel Council of Advisors.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

Founded in 2009 by MaryAnn Guerra and Ron King, BioAccel provides training, investor education and a competitive early-stage funding for qualified innovators focused on health informatics and medical devices.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

BioAccel’s work is critically important for U.S. competitiveness. According to The Kauffman Foundation’s research, the ability for U.S. firms to commercialize only 6 percent more federally funded research discoveries would result in a $1.4 trillion to $3 trillion impact.

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

Check out this article including our partner @stimwave and the impact the stimulator market is having on healthcare. ow.ly/B6aI30ln9sp

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BioAccel @BioAccel

7 years ago

We are proud to announce that our portfolio partner, @stimwave, announced that legendary pioneer in pain management Andrea M. Trescot, MD, FIPP as its chief medical officer. We know they will accomplish amazing things especially under this new leadership!