GatewayUCC has announced the companies it has worked with since 2012 have created more than 400 jobs
GatewayUCC, part of UCC Innovation, has announced that the companies it has worked with and supported since 2012 have created more than 400 jobs.
GatewayUCC supports researcher-led start-ups and spin out companies, and has this year reported a significant growth in the number of female founders within the programme.
In the past eight years, GatewayUCC supported companies have raised over €50 million of public and private investment, and supported over 60 start-ups and pre startups based on IP from the university.
Head of GatewayUCC and the SPRINT Programme, Myriam Cronin told RedFM News says despite the pandemic the initiative is thriving:
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