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This Wednesday, February 28th, the Repaire hosted the grand finale of the 2024 CentraleSupélec Entrepreneurship Grants.
These grants, supported by the CentraleSupélec Foundation, annually aim to facilitate and encourage business creation among our students, whether they are from the engineering program, MS, MSc, or Bachelor's degrees.
✔ In early 2024, over 80 applications were received and analyzed,
✔ 12 pre-selected projects pitched their solutions before a jury representing General Management, Research Management, Entrepreneurship Management, the Foundation, and the CS alumni association.
✔ 8 winning projects were selected and shared a total of €45k in funding!
Discover the 8 winning projects 👇 or watch the finale replay 📺
Bifeo | Deeptech Award | €10k Grant
Bifeo is developing an eco-responsible and reusable nanoparticle that activates and accelerates the ultrasonic cleaning of industrial aerospace parts and effluents.
Co-founder: Al Hyar Hamza (3rd-year engineering program, Entrepreneurship track)
CYLCA | Women's Entrepreneurship Award | €5k Grant
CYLCA is an online solution that allows hospitality professionals to assess their environmental footprint using their data systems.
Co-founders: Agathe MATHEVET (3rd-year engineering program, entrepreneurship track) and David BRETAUD.
Mycélium | Impact Award #1 | €5k Grant
Mycelium uses new technologies (autonomous drones, AI) to enable more efficient and better monitored reforestation.
Co-founders: Valérian MARTIN (3rd-year engineering program), Théo LEFORESTIER, Mathieu PENET
Rewake | Impact Award #2 | €5k Grant
Rewake is developing a refurbishment platform for R&D equipment, particularly research and laboratory instruments.
Co-founders: Paul Forget (3rd-year engineering program, Entrepreneurship Track), Alban Catoire
Opack | Hardware Award | €5k Grant
Opack offers an alternative to single-use packaging for e-commerce, with packages made in France and reusable 100 times.
Founder: William PELTIER (Bachelor AIDAMS)
AppHop | €5k Grant
AppHop is developing a solution for hospitals to address the waste of healthcare products and all issues related to expiration dates.
Co-founders: Sébastien Rodillon (MS Entrepreneurship Centrale-ESSEC) and Thibault Launay
SILHO | 5k€ Grant
Silho improves and automates the analysis of patient anti-HLA antibodies for organ transplantation.
Founder: Romain LHOTTE (CentraleSupélec Engineering Degree and PhD)
Mïron | 5k€ Grant
Mïron is the first platform for reselling second-hand perfumes, ensuring authentication between seller and buyer.
Co-founder: Wandrille STUTZ (Centrale-ESSEC MS in Entrepreneurship)
