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“Eli is leading the way in innovation in this space, proving that no area within the femtech space is saturated with innovative companies and that there is still so much growth potential in this market.”
“Eli puts together a unique longitudinal hormone dataset for women not just during their fertility years but throughout different life stages, from puberty, contraception to menopause.”
“Eli can change my life and that of half the world’s population.”
“To understand how Eli works, we can draw a parallel with smartwatches where we receive data that allows us to make decisions on a daily basis and to facilitate conversations with doctors.”
Eli was awarded grants totalling $200,000 to support scientific innovation. These include grants from the Quebec Ministry of Economy and Innovation, BioTalent Canada and National Research Council of Canada.
Eli was selected as part of the Bons d'incubation program of the Quebec Ministry of Economy and Innovation. Eli was able to demonstrate the ability to commercialize and build an innovative product needed for the application. The program included financial aid of $60,000.
Eli was selected as part of the Momentum support service which aims to offer intensive and tailor-made support to young innovative companies in the commercialization phase to achieve rapid growth. The program includes a financial award of $100,000 in addition to the infusion of new money (sales, financing and investments) into the selected companies.
Eli was awarded a $50,000 grant to support marketing and export services by Investment Quebec. This grant aims to strengthen the capacity of the company to market its products and services in the Quebec market, accelerating its projects on markets outside Quebec.
Eli was selected by Startup Montreal as one of the 20 young innovative companies to watch. Thank you Montréal Inc., for the promise of personalized support for life and $20,000 grant to support our mission.
Thank you Mitacs for your support of $120,000 across various research projects to improve women’s health including those with McGill University & the University of Alberta.