Four early stage ventures with novel medical technologies tackling skin disease, heart defects in newborns, cancer treatment and female contraceptive treatments have …
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Cambridge Judge Business School’s entrepreneurship activities have grown steadily in impact and recognition over the last four years. The Entrepreneurship Centre has …
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POCKiT Diagnostics is a startup supported by Santander through Cambridge Judge Business School’s Entrepreneurship Centre. The team is developing a device, the …
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The Pitch@Palace series has helped participating ventures grow and raise capital by fostering greater professionalism, concludes a new independent report by the …
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A startup currently on the Accelerate Cambridge programme at the Cambridge Judge Business School Entrepreneurship Centre is developing a system to help …
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A technology-focussed Boot Camp for Pitch@Palace 10.0, the event for entrepreneurs founded by His Royal Highness The Duke of York, KG, was …
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Balint Bertok, alumnus of the Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship programme (PGDE 2017) at Cambridge Judge Business School, recently gave a TEDx talk …
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Maggots and rotting food waste: a new recipe for sustainable fish and animal feed from Entomics, which was supported by Cambridge Judge …
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Healx, a rare-disease company supported by the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School, announces a $10 million Series A funding round …
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Experts discuss how startup ventures can avoid fundraising pitfalls at Enterprise Tuesday event at Cambridge Judge Business School. Entrepreneurship has always been …
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Speechmatics, a venture that was on the Accelerate Cambridge programme at Cambridge Judge, is named a “One to watch” startup at the …
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All six Schools at the University of Cambridge are supporting a new programme for PhDs, postdoctoral students, and other research-focused staff offered …
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Two Cambridge entrepreneurs – Anya Roy and Chantelle Bell – co-founded a startup aiming to help women to detect early signs of …
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If you’d told Professor Jon Timmis five years ago that his career was about to take a turn into entrepreneurship, he’d have …
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Corporations should team up with more flexible startups to drive digital transformation of healthcare, says new paper stemming from collaboration between Cambridge …
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The new EnterpriseWOMEN programme at Cambridge Judge Entrepreneurship Centre features a Saturday format and new focus on sharing real-world practical guidance and …
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Ideabatic, whose founder was a student on the Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship programme at Cambridge Judge, wins a grant of up to …
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Journal article on peptides co-authored by the co-founder of Accelerate Cambridge healthcare venture wins MedImmune 2017 Global Excellence Award for best publication. …
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Agricultural tech company KisanHub, which was mentored by two programmes at Cambridge Judge Business School, gains £1.75 million in new funding for …
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Cytora, an artificial intelligence company that was on the Accelerate Cambridge programme at Cambridge Judge, announces new $4.4 million funding round. Cytora, …
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In the media
Some of the most innovative companies in Cambridge have been shortlisted for the Business Weekly Awards. Some companies with Cambridge Judge Business …
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A feature about Karine Assaf, alumna of the Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship programme (PDGE 2014) at Cambridge Judge Business School. Karine is …
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Business schools are not only for consultants or bankers but also for people wanting to launch their own business, writes Seb Murray …
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Edel Browne, Founder of Free Feet Medical, is on the Forbes “30 under 30 in Science and Healthcare” Europe list. When she …
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Professor Stelios Kavadias, Director of the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge, is interviewed in the inaugural issue of East Anglia in Business …
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An interview with Matt McLaren, co-founder of Entomics startup and alumnus of Cambridge Judge Business School (MBA 2014). The startup uses insects …
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Adam Balon, co-founder in smoothies business Innocent Drinks, will be sharing his insights on how to create a star team at Enterprise …
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Equity crowdfunder SyndicateRoom have created a list of Britain’s fastest-growing companies. The Top 100 list highlights some Cambridge-based companies, including two startups …
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A new report by the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School says the Duke of York’s Pitch@Palace series has helped participating …
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Battling rare diseases is one of the most prevailing challenges of our time. According to Global Genes, scientists have uncovered around 7,000 …
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BioBeat has released its 50 Movers and Shakers in BioBusiness 2018 list of female leaders in healthcare, which includes several women with …
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Several ventures supported by the Accelerate Cambridge or Cambridge Social Ventures programmes at Cambridge Judge were honoured at this year’s Cambridge Independent …
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POCKit Diagnostics, a startup aimed at improving diagnosis of brain stroke, is getting ready to Pitch@Palace 10.0 finals on 8 November. The …
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Satavia has been selected to join International Airlines Group’s (IAG) Hangar 51 accelerator. Satavia, which develops bespoke environmental awareness solutions for the …
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Three startups with the connections to Cambridge Judge Business School are featured in the article as ‘the ones to watch’. Healthera, a …
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Cytora, a startup whose software collects and analyses a huge amount of online data to perform real-time political risk analysis, is planning …
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Eagle Genomics, a consultancy co-founded by Cambridge MBA alumnus Abel Ureta-Vidal (MBA 2008), has “become the first partner for Microsoft in groundbreaking …
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KisanHub, a startup that is developing a crop intelligence platform to help improve supply chains globally, has entered the annual Business Weekly …
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