By Scott Meacham The acquisition of Spiers New Technologies is the Oklahoma Innovation Model working at its very best. At i2E, we are in the business of commercializing new technologies. It’s exciting work, especially when we have the opportunity to connect with a new startup in the first year or two of its existence andRead more
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i2E was born from an Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST) initiative and has now become a nationally-recognized private not-for-profit corporation that invests in entrepreneurs who are building high-growth companies in Oklahoma. i2E works directly with entrepreneurs, researchers and companies to help them commercialize their technologies, launch and grow new businesses and access needed capital.
i2E Inc. recently closed on a $249,000 follow-on investment in WeGoLook LLC.
i2E, Inc. recently led a $1.825 million investment in Oklahoma City-based Exaptive, Inc., a company whose software platform enables collaboration between data scientists, software developers and researchers.
Moleculera Labs Inc. recently received a $1.06 million investment from i2E Inc., SeedStep Angel investors and other investors.
i2E, Inc., recently led a $1.06 million investment in Oklahoma City-based Moleculera Labs, Inc., through its Accelerate Oklahoma! Fund.
i2E, Inc., and Cowboy Technologies, LLC, recently co-led a $400,000 investment in Stillwater-based Associated Material Processing, LLC, which is advancing technology that eliminates harmful elements from drinking water.
i2E Inc. has invested $300,000 in the Tulsa-based startup Sway Medical Technologies through the OKAngel Sidecar Fund.
The OKAngel Sidecar Fund, managed by i2E, Inc., recently closed a $300,000 investment in Tulsa, OK-based Sway Medical Technologies
The key ingredient for the success of any economy is access to risk capital, and i2E offers more funding sources than ever.
The StartOK Accelerator Fund, managed by i2E, Inc., recently made a $270,000 investment in Oklahoma City-based Moleculera Labs.
