Startup Name: | iLoF |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Date Founded: | /5/2020 |
Financial Stage: | Seed |
Area: | Digital Health |
Addressable market size in USD: 2 bil (Source)
Financing Stage:
Seed:Raised money: | 3000000 EUR |
Valuated at: | 16000000 EUR |
Investor: | Microsoft Ventures and Mayfield Fund, Faber VC, Alter VC, Lunar Ventures, AMS Osram - Fluxonit , Quiet Capital |
Closing Date: | 01/2022 |
Current Year: | 1500000 EUR |
1 year ago: | 30000 EUR |
2 years ago: | 150000 EUR |
3 years ago: | 100000 EUR |
Team member 1: | Luís Valente |
Position: | CEO & Co-Founder |
LinkedIn Profile: | View Profile » |
Bio: | Business manager, strategist, and entrepreneur with a drive for using innovative and creative strategies to solve complex problems. Forbes 30 under 30 for Science and Healthcare, with a background in Computer Science, I have spent several years focusing on innovation and improving strategies in companies from Tech to Healthcare. My passion for entrepreneurship led me to create my first business at 18, founding and operating several ventures specializing in optimized demand prediction, lean operations, and design for growth. A deep belief in the power of Technology as the core driver for democratizing Personalized Medicine had me co-founding iLoF: a fast-growing deep tech company using AI to build a cloud-based library of disease biomarkers and biological profiles. |
Team member 2: | Mehak Mumtaz |
Position: | COO & Co-Founder |
LinkedIn Profile: | View Profile » |
Bio: | PhD in Pathology from University of Oxford, Mehak has solid grounding in the biological mechanisms underpinning the disease and biomarker discovery. Combining this with experience in strategy consulting and innovation, Mehak was able to advise C-suite leaders on expansion, market-entry, and growth strategy engagements as a strategy consultant at EY-Parthenon - Mehak was involved managing a €1.5m innovation project on Rare Cancers at Oxford University, which involved collaborating with Fortune500 companies to improve clinical outcomes for rare cancer patients, as well as leading the strategy for an Oxford University spinout company delivering rare cancer services to the NHS. She is also an I2I Fellow at the Said Business school and a member of the RisingWise network at Oxford |