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Nashville venture capital investments grow in 2013

"Nashville venture capital investments surge 28% in 2013" read the headline of a Nashville Business Journal article late last week. 


Success! Vanderbilt startup InvisionHeart hits milestone

InvisionHeart, a young Vanderbilt startup, has secured funding and, this week, signed a license agreement with Vanderbilt University regarding the technology that underlies the company’s business. 


New Ventures seminar dissects IP and new venture valuation

Dozens of faculty members, students, entrepreneurs and innovators from the Middle Tennessee region convened at the Cool Springs Life Sciences Center for a two-hour session on intellectual property valuation and new venture valuation. 


Sign up now for the New Venture Valuation Seminar

CTTC will host a New Ventures Valuation seminar in conjunction with the Cool Springs Life Sciences Center. If you have developed valuable technology that you believe might be the basis of a startup and want to understand how they are valued, make plans now to join us and learn more about the valuation process. 


Glenn Perdue talks valuation vs. price

Earlier this week, a crowd of roughly 40 business men and women, researchers, and entrepreneurs - including a handful from CTTC - listened intently as Glenn Perdue, managing member of Kraft Analytics, LLC and certified valuation analyst, shared insight into the intellectual property and new venture valuation process.


New Venture valuation seminar set for July 23

Understanding the valuation of early-stage businesses and related intellectual property is critical for new business ventures.  This information helps determine business strategy, financial modeling and the overall potential for a business.


Vanderbilt opens space at Entrepreneur Center

Vanderbilt faculty, staff and students with innovative ideas and entrepreneurial aspirations will have additional support during the 2013-14 academic year.


DiaTech Oncology raises $18 million, looks to expand

DiaTech Oncology, a Brentwood-based clinical pathology lab that licensed technology from Vanderbilt in 2009, is popping up in local and national publications after announcing it has secured $18 million in venture financing from investors.