Support us
Your gift to Imperial Enterprise Lab will enable us to scale our support and increase the number of game-changing innovations we can grow to startups.
Sponsor
We are seeking sponsors to support our groundbreaking programmes to develop Imperial students’ entrepreneurial ambitions.
Who to contact
If you are interested in giving as an individual or in sponsoring one of our programmes listed above please contact, Sarah Ranchev-Hale, Head of Programmes and Partnerships, s.ranchev-hale@imperial.ac.uk.
Our game changers
Teams
Here are some of the teams previous funders have supported.
Treeconomy
Treeconomy provides an income for landowners by planting trees, measuring the carbon captured with new drone technology and selling this as carbon offset packages to corporates looking to hit net zero targets. Find out more
Multus Media
Multus Media have developed an animal-free replacement for blood serum that can be used to feed the cells affordably and profitably. Find out more
The Shellworks
This year’s Venture Catalyst Challenge winners, The Shellworks, have created a plastic alternative from seafood waste that breaks down in any natural environment, allowing consumers to throw away their waste worry-free. Find out more
Mindset
Mindset is a mobile application that safeguards the most vulnerable members of society, delivering the neurological care through sophisticated screening tests from the safety of their homes. Find out more
Capta
Capta are developing a low-cost, smart diagnostic tool for diagnosing parasitic worms. Find out more
VUI Diagnostics
VUI Diagnostics are developing a technology to provide simple, affordable and accurate retinal imaging to help address avoidable blindness around the world. Find out more
TOMMY
TOMMY is a non-invasive, affordable device for the continuous monitoring of glucose to improve the management of diabetes. Find out more
Loop
Loop is an event organisation and management app that acts as a hub for the user’s social life. Find out more
Our impact
2018/19
Businesses incorporated
Million pounds funding raised
Jobs created
Individual students engaged
