A week ago, we hosted the TenU Innovation Summit at the Mansion House, London.

We had the pleasure to hear from notable speakers including Lord Peter Mandelson and Dame Jessica Corner; Daniel Hulme, Chief AI Officer at WPP and CEO and Founder of UCL spin-out Satalia, and Mr. Andrew Griffith MP, Minister of State at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.

The day also saw the launch of USIT for Software, a sector-wide initiative led by TenU, offering a set of recommendations to accelerate investment deals for software university spinouts.

Please watch the highlights video here:

Massive thanks to Research England for generously funding TenU and to J A Kemp, for the kind contribution to the event!

TenU is a international collaboration of leading technology transfer offices formed to share effective practices in research commercialisation with government and higher education communities, in order to increase the societal impact of research.

TenU comprises the technology transfer offices of the University of Cambridge, University of Edinburgh, Imperial College London, University of Manchester, University of Oxford, and UCL in the UK; Columbia University, MIT and Stanford University in the USA; and KU Leuven in Belgium.

TenU is funded by Research England and hosted by Cambridge Enterprise.

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