UCL’s most promising startups pitch at London Demo Day 2023

Group picture of the ventures pitching on stage at London Demo Day 2023 - The ventures pitching on stage at London Demo Day 2023 Inspirational entrepreneurs from UCL, King's College London, Imperial College London and LSE pitched their startups to more than 200 investors at this year's London Demo Day. The event is an annual collaboration that introduces investors to the best and brightest innovations at top London universities with founder-owned IP. Five ventures in the early growth stage pitched from each university, looking to raise between £100,000 and £1.5 million. The pitchers included undergraduates, postgraduates and recent alumni, and covered industries including health, digital, finance, consumer and environment, with a strong focus this year on health technology. Each venture pitched to an audience of 400+, including investors, partners, students and alumni, during the event at King's College London. The five startups representing UCL this year were: Uncommon Minds , co-founded by Kirsten Sarah Jack (International Planning MSc, 2010) and Sascha Clare Evans. This one-stop shop for mental health and wellness services is used by neurodivergent people across the globe.