About Anovion
Headquartered in Chicago, IL, Anovion is an advanced materials technology company with North America’s first commercially operational capacity dedicated to synthetic graphite anode material. Bringing over 140 years of history to the production of synthetic graphite, Anovion is already a leader in lithium-ion graphite anode battery materials innovation and manufacturing, with domestic commercial production and shipments to North American customers. Anovion has continually expanded its portfolio of high-performing anode material designed to suit a wide range of demanding lithium-ion battery applications. Anovion products are already qualified and in scaling production with customers in key markets like commercial electric vehicles, aerospace and defense, and are undergoing qualification testing with leading automotive electric vehicle OEMs and suppliers, among others.
About Creditspring
Headquartered in London, UK, Creditspring is an award-winning credit subscription service. On a mission to improve the financial stability of millions, Creditspring is disrupting the lending sector with an ethos of care. Creditspring’s FCA-regulated product breaks the rules of traditional loans. It’s simple: a monthly subscription providing access to two no-interest loans with no hidden fees. With the opportunity for credit score improvement and personalized tools to track financial health, a Creditspring membership is the best way to face unexpected expenses. Financial education is at the core of Creditspring’s service. Its Stability Hub provides tools, resources and scores for members to understand, track and improve their financial stability. By equipping its members to have a healthier relationship with money, Creditspring aims to remove their reliance on borrowing and improve their credit scores.
About OpenScholar
Headquartered in Boston, MA, OpenScholar was originally developed for internal use by Harvard faculty and research teams as an open-source collaboration platform. In 2017, OpenScholar was lifted out of Harvard to commercialize more broadly to build a key platform for each and every research institution in the US and around the globe to leverage its own human capital and IP more effectively while promoting broader access for collaboration and attracting the right sponsors, project by project, whether government, philanthropy or enterprise. Over time, OpenScholar will evolve beyond this platform into a marketplace that promotes collaboration, team-building and networking as well as investment and philanthropic efforts that creates efficiencies and expediency in the development of solutions for many of society’s biggest challenges.