The cohort will conclude with a virtual pitch night on Dec. 15 in partnership with gBeta cohorts in Madison and Beloit.
Wisconsin startup accelerator gener8tor has announced the Milwaukee companies picked for its gBeta Milwaukee fall cohort.
GBeta is a seven-week, free accelerator program for early-stage companies. The companies were chosen from a pool of 65applications.
The cohort will conclude with a virtual pitch night on Dec. 15 in partnership with gBeta cohorts in Madison and Beloit.
- Investii: Led by CEO Nishant Deshpande, the company's cloud-based software platform helps people visualize their finances in one place, move funds among all accounts, and earn rewards points for moving money into savings vehicles.
- Joy Boost: Under CEO Kyle Hagge, the company developed a wireless charging sticker that delivers a full charge to any mobile device with no cords or outlets required that can be used at events.
- Otto: Led by CEO Harsimran Kalsi, the company developed a marketplace for early-stage biotech and biopharma companies, scientists, physicians and labs so they may cooperate and outsource experimentation.
- Rapid Radicals Technology: Founded and led by Paige Peters, the company developed an end-of-pipe treatment technology that moves wastewater through a chemically enhanced conveyance system and safely back into lakes and rivers. Earlier this year, Peters received a $75,000 phase one Small Business Innovation Research-Advance grant.
- Safelumin: Led by CEO Chamy Lutz. the firm developed a device that acts as a normal light bulb in any light fixture, but during a power failure, provides three hours of backup illumination to homes or businesses.
Rapid Radicals Technology founder and CEO Paige Peters
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