Chief Executive, ANDHealth
| Role | Organisation | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Chief Executive | ANDHealth | SmartCompany, Women's Agenda, Startup Daily |
Stories naming Bronwyn Le Grice. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Six Australian health tech startups received non-dilutive grants totaling $13.5 million from the government-backed CUREator+ program to accelerate commercialisation of medical innovations.
Six Australian health tech startups received a combined $13.5 million in non-dilutive funding from the CUREator+ program, supported by the Australian Government.
CUREator+ granted thirteen point five million dollars in non-dilutive funding to six Australian health tech startups to support commercialisation of medical innovations.
ANDHealth+ selected five Australian digital and connected health companies to receive tranched, milestone-based non-dilutive funding across two stages totalling up to $9 million.
ANDHealth selected 15 Victorian digital health startups for its ACTIVATE 2026 scale-up program, backed by LaunchVic and the Victorian Government, spanning aged care to cancer support.
ANDHealth appoints Anne O'Neill and George Kenley to senior leadership roles while outgoing COO Grace Lethlean departs after nine years.
ANDHealth launches applications for its 2026 ACTIVATE accelerator, citing record participant satisfaction and strong cumulative results across prior Victorian digital health cohorts.
Health technology governance veteran Sergio Duchini joins ANDHealth's board, adding capital markets and R&D commercialisation expertise to the digital health accelerator.
ANDHealth reported portfolio metrics including patient impact and job creation, while securing additional MRFF funding to expand its digital health commercialisation program.
Government-backed CUREator+ program awards non-dilutive funding to seven Australian companies developing dementia and cognitive decline therapeutics, devices and digital health tools.
ANDHealth secured a thirty-three million dollar government grant to expand its non-dilutive accelerator program for digital health startups, aiming to support fifteen companies over two years.
CUREator+, backed by Brandon BioCatalyst, ANDHealth and Dementia Australia, launches second round offering non-dilutive funding to startups targeting dementia and cognitive decline.
ANDHealth and LaunchVic named 15 Victorian digital health startups for the 2025 ACTIVATE accelerator cohort, with over half building AI-driven solutions.
Federal government funds Care Economy Cooperative Research Centre; ANDHealth appointed commercialisation partner to help translate care research into market-ready products.
Eight Australian health startups received equity-free grants totaling 18.5 million dollars from the CUREator+ program, supported by government funding and delivered with partners Brandon BioCatalyst and ANDHealth.
Five Australian digital health startups received a combined $3.25 million in stage-two grant funding from the Medical Research Future Fund, facilitated by ANDHealth.
ANDHealth announced its fourth accelerator cohort, granting non-dilutive MRFF funding to six digital health startups including Cape Bionics and Healthily to support commercialisation.
The CUREator+ incubator, backed by government funds and industry partners, launches its initial grant round offering non-dilutive capital to startups developing dementia and cognitive decline solutions.
ANDHealth and LaunchVic announced the 2024 ACTIVATE accelerator cohort, selecting fifteen Victorian digital health startups for a six-month program focused on commercialisation and investment readiness.
ANDHealth supports the Australian government's new national health research strategy and funding commitments, highlighting the role of its accelerator in driving digital health innovation.
Four Australian medtech companies have received a share of $3.25 million through the ANDHealth+ program, with the money aimed at clinical milestones and global expansion.
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ANDHealth named five digital health startups, including child-focused Gheorg and Sound Scouts, for its inaugural ANDHealth+ cohort, sharing $3.75 million through its accelerator fund backed by government MRFF money.