Each of the companies selected will receive a $50,000 capital investment, as well as access to mentorship and resources to help with continued growth.
The health IT companies selected include:
• EDIS Solutions (St. Louis). The company, led by co-founder and CEO Nannette Musgrave, gathers and presents pharmaceutical data for support in strategic planning.
• Janus Choice (Rockford, Ill.). Janus is led by CEO Alexandra Goodwin. The company offers solutions to improve the hospital discharge process.
• SkyMedicus (Atlanta). CEO and co-founder Amy Holcomb leads SkyMedicus, which provides domestic and international medical tourism resources.
PWE also selected Bandura Systems (an enterprise and government network cybersecurity solutions company) and Tap.tl (a stand-alone, transparent LCD developer) for the fall program.
“Our startup accelerator is unique not only because we focus solely on women-led businesses; as far as we know, there is also no other accelerator that provides follow-on funding for selected companies,” said Mary Jo Gorman, MD, lead managing partner of Prosper Capital and founder and former CEO of Advanced ICU Care.
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