Samuel Kim

Inpria Corporation is a pioneer in extending semiconductor lithography with inorganic photoresists for nanoscale patterning. Inpria’s patented photo-condensed molecular oxides offer customers the unique ability to deposit – directly from solution – atomically smooth, intrinsically dense, and directly photopatternable metal oxide films, enabling advanced performance with simplified processing.

Crop Enhancement works at the intersection of materials science and biology to bring safer, biologically-based crop protection solutions, enabling growers to meet increasing demand for sustainably produced food. Investors include MLS Capital, 1955 Capital, Phoenix Venture Partners, Cavallo Ventures, Bandgap Ventures, Davinia Investment Ltd, and Alexandria Ventures. Visit us at www.crop-enhancement.com. Follow us @CropEnhancement.

Having invested more than $125 million in 208+ companies since 2006, the Central Texas Angel Network (CTAN) is one of the largest, most active angel groups in the U.S. with over 110 Members and is a significant source of early-stage capital to entrepreneurs from Texas and beyond. A nonprofit, member-based organization, the angel group features more than 185 individual accredited investors from an extensive cross-section of sectors and backgrounds. CTAN members not only invest; they also mentor entrepreneurs and connect them to business resources, providing critical support to the success of early-stage business and the Texas economy. To learn more about becoming a CTAN member or sponsor, or to apply for funding, visit www.centraltexasangelnetwork.com. Twitter: twitter.com/CTANAngels Facebook: facebook.com/CentralTexasAngelNetwork

The Texas A&M University System is one of the largest systems of higher education in the nation, with a budget of $4.55 billion. Through a statewide network of 11 universities and seven state agencies, the Texas A&M System educates more than 152,000 students and makes more than 22 million additional educational contacts through service and outreach programs each year. System-wide, research and development expenditures exceeded $972 million in FY 2016 and helped drive the state’s economy.

Inpria Corporation is a pioneer in extending semiconductor lithography with inorganic photoresists for nanoscale patterning. Inpria’s patented photo-condensed molecular oxides offer customers the unique ability to deposit – directly from solution – atomically smooth, intrinsically dense, and directly photopatternable metal oxide films, enabling advanced performance with simplified processing.

Crop Enhancement works at the intersection of materials science and biology to bring safer, biologically-based crop protection solutions, enabling growers to meet increasing demand for sustainably produced food. Investors include MLS Capital, 1955 Capital, Phoenix Venture Partners, Cavallo Ventures, Bandgap Ventures, Davinia Investment Ltd, and Alexandria Ventures. Visit us at www.crop-enhancement.com. Follow us @CropEnhancement.

Having invested more than $125 million in 208+ companies since 2006, the Central Texas Angel Network (CTAN) is one of the largest, most active angel groups in the U.S. with over 110 Members and is a significant source of early-stage capital to entrepreneurs from Texas and beyond. A nonprofit, member-based organization, the angel group features more than 185 individual accredited investors from an extensive cross-section of sectors and backgrounds. CTAN members not only invest; they also mentor entrepreneurs and connect them to business resources, providing critical support to the success of early-stage business and the Texas economy. To learn more about becoming a CTAN member or sponsor, or to apply for funding, visit www.centraltexasangelnetwork.com. Twitter: twitter.com/CTANAngels Facebook: facebook.com/CentralTexasAngelNetwork