This week’s guest is Hanadi Jabado, co-founder and Managing Partner of Sana Capital, one of the first early-stage funds in Europe focusing on TechBio.
Hanadi founded one of the UK's first Deep Tech accelerator programmes, Accelerate Cambridge, at the University of Cambridge where she supported 180 early-stage ventures over six years, building a portfolio with an estimated collective value of over £2bn with over £250m of risk capital raised.
We talk to Hanadi about so many things, this is not an episode to miss. Tune in to hear about this, and so much more…
Commercialisation from academia needs constant work
Turning ‘no’ into ‘yes’
Making waves for women and entrepreneurship within Cambridge Judge Business School
The birth of Accelerate Cambridge and the Entrepreneurship Centre – start, scale and grow a business
Making entrepreneurs relatable
The role and impact of being a board member, preferably an independent non-exec
Changing the investment ecosystem with Sana Capital for health tech and climate tech
Targeting spinouts and ‘sneakouts’ – founders from within and outside of the University of Cambridge
Investment capital won’t start flowing again until 2025 – quality not quantity
Personal experiences with DEI – ‘whatever I did, it seemed like I was the only woman in the room’ – ‘it’s not about lowering the bar – it’s about widening the gate’
The role of Deputy Lieutenant in Cambridgeshire
Supporting those companies that ‘keep going’ with the Kings Awards
Learning not to walk, but to march.
In this week's Tech News we have Founders @ The University of Cambridge, Dealroom, ExpressionEdits, Cambridge Future Tech, Heartfelt Technologies, Featurespace, Domino Printing, Hanwha Phasor, and Fuse Diagnostics.
To listen and subscribe, search for ‘Cambridge Tech Podcast’ on your favourite podcasting platform or visit cambridgetechpodcast.com.
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