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Start or scale your venture

The world needs more innovative thinkers and we’re committed to scaling solutions for worldwide impact. 

 

Since 2016, we’ve seen over 160 ventures develop solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems. From healthcare and education, to the environment and inequality, our community of entrepreneurs are striving to make a difference.

Our dedicated digital portfolio showcases their innovations, including:

  • A multi-platform tool for all healthcare professionals to support early identification of patients at risk of cancer.
  • Influencing positive change across the fashion industry through tailoring and clothing repairs, reducing negative social and environmental footprints.
  • Aspirational educational learning platforms that equip underprivileged young people to gain acceptance into universities through curated support, mentoring and role modelling.
  • Online platforms and communities to empower the underrepresentation of black women in journalism, lifestyle and society.

We invest in people, their skills and ideas

Since 2016, King’s ventures have collectively generated £103,385,585 in revenue, £107,719,713 in investment and employed 1,368 people.

They started their journey on our accelerator programmes, with dedicated access to funding, mentoring, workshops and office space.

 

 

King's Accelerators

Known formerly as the King’s20 Accelerator, this 12-month programme is open to founders across King’s who own their intellectual property (IP).

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A 12-month programme dedicated to supporting the translation of inventions, born from ground-breaking research across King’s College London.

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A 6-month part-time programme for King's researchers and staff focused on transforming research innovations related to medical devices and healthcare technologies, into viable healthcare ventures. This Accelerator is run by the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering.

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