Alexander Lüking

Part of Tortel USA LLC, Trex Communications Corp. is a manufacturer of systems and components used in satellites. The American company was founded by Ashok Rao. Trex Communications was acquired by MCK Communications, Inc. from Thermo Electron Corp. on February 16, 2000 for $48.70 million.

The Indus Entrepreneurs is a non-profit organization. It provides mentoring, networking, education and funding to entrepreneurs. The company was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, CA.

NanoGraf Corp. develops silicon-graphene materials for charging batteries. The company was founded by Cary Hayner, Joshua Lau, Thomas Yu and Samir Mayekar in 2012 and is headquartered in Chicago, IL.

Adhesys Medical GmbH develops polyurethane-based tissue and organ glue. It develops biodegradable wound sealing technology which can be used as a tissue adhesive to re-connect tissue or organs after surgery and as a tissue sealant to seal external wounds and to seal air and fluid leakages of organs. The company was founded by Heike Heckroth, René Tolba, Malte Brettel and Marius Rosenberg in 2013 and is headquartered in Aachen, Germany.

Forest Devices, Inc. develops stroke detection device for medical personnel. The company was founded by Matt Kesinger, Daniel Willis, and Stephen Morrow in 2015 and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA.

GOOSE Capital, Inc. is a group of Fortune 500 executives, industry leaders, and serial entrepreneurs who invest in early stage ventures. The private company is based in Houston, TX. The company focuses on deep tech and tough tech startups and offer high-growth opportunities to these companies.

Mand Labs, Inc. provides DIY electronics kits for middle and high school students, STEM educators, hobbyists, and homeschoolers. The company is based in Cypress, TX and was founded by Gurpawan Mand. The company's kits range from elementary to middle school levels and allow children to learn STEM through hands-on projects.