With 45 years of experience of international operations and managing companies in Europe and Asia. Over the last 20 years, Kip served as a CEO or COO running wearable technology companies, responsible for the design, production and commercialisation of nine different Head-Mounted Displays (HMDs).

As a CEO of Myvu (the HMD that inspired Google Glass), Kip developed and shipped three products that were eventually commercialised by Best Buy in the US.

Later, as a COO of WaveOptics (pioneering HMD company in Oxford, UK) Kip helped get the company off the ground, securing its first big commercial deal and major investment round. Finally, Kip served as President of the eMagin corp. HMD Division and pioneered night vision goggles for consumer applications.

Expérience en entrepreneuriat social et en design thinking en tant que MakeSense Leader au Royaume-Uni. Récompensé de meilleure initiative de mécénat d’entreprise entre les secteurs public et privé lorsqu’elle travaillait au ministère de l’Écologie

At GiveVision, Elodie has built a pipeline of 3,000 patients, designed & validated Product-market-Fit developed a customer conversion funnel, as well as led on a number of key corporate partnerships and relationships with the clinical community and world-leading research institutions, including Moorfield’s Eye Hospital.

She also conducted prototype evaluation interviews with over 1000 patients and led the development of our "one-touch" user interface, which enabled patients as old as 96, with almost no sight, to learn and use the SightPlus device independently within minutes!

Stan co-founded GiveVision in 2014, using the proceeds from selling his previous venture (YieldPartner.com) and developed the company until it was in a position to raise almost $2 million of non-dilutive funding from innovation agencies and government research grants.

In his role as CEO, Stan has led product development as well as the R&D of all GiveVision’s underlying technologies. He has built and led the cross-disciplinary team with niche expertise in AR, wearable hardware development, camera technologies, optical engineering, industrial design and manufacturing.

George has and extensive experience in both product development and operational management, with significant emphasis in consumer and wireless products. Has a proven track record of engineering and manufacturing consumer electronic devices from concept - to - scale.

Over the last 15 years, George has worked on some of his most complex breakthrough consumer hardware products including the worlds thinnest laptop from DELL, first dual screen smartphone, IP68 intrinsically safe smartphones and AR / Head Mounted Display devices.

George’s key strengths are: his rare expertise of combining electronic engineering, optical design and industrial design to manufacture wearable AR devices, as well as his experience of working with new materials and manufacturing processes to design consumer electronic products.

Key software engineer behind all of the GiveVision’s software assets. Has designed and implemented our proprietary computer vision processing algorithms that allowed for low-power image processing, unrivalled for its speed and efficiency.

Over his 30-year career in software, Piotr has worked as a Senior Software Engineer on complex government and corporate projects and has experience of developing software products across large and micro teams. C++, Java, OpenGL, php, JAVAScript; Android, Linux, Kernel and cloud database systems.

Peter’s career started over thirty years ago with (what is now) AstraZeneca, 8 years where he learnt the essentials of how multinational pharma companies operate.

From AstraZeneca he moved to Adis International in medical communications and publishing. He then spent many years working for a variety of mainly US-based tech companies selling products & services into the pharma sector, helping them grow their EU revenues and businesses.

In 2015 he moved to Merck KGaA as Director, New Channels eHealth, directing the commercialisation of an innovative digital health platform.

Consultant Ophthalmologist at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital specialising in medical retina and Professor at the University of Manchester.

His current research explores many clinical interests in retina including psychological aspects and the potential for computerised and technological enhancement of patient care including novel device development. He has over 100 peer-reviewed publications and several patents.

Tariq is an investigator in multiple industries and investigator-led clinical studies. His research has led to a spin-out medical technology company with awards for social impact.

Marc is a renowned academic, inventor and entrepreneur in the field of Life Science and Medical Technology. Vice Chancellor and Chief Executive of the University of Wales (2007 - 2012), Marc is the author and inventor of over 50 patents and has founded many medical technology companies. He has served on the Boards of numerous UK companies and several NASDAQ companies

Marc has been directly responsible for raising in excess of £200m investment in the public and private sector endeavours. He is widely recognised as the architect of the £1.3bn Swansea Bay City Region Deal signed by the Prime Minister in 2018.

PhD in Laser Technology, Marc is a chartered engineer, chartered physicist, Fellow of the Institute of Physics and Fellow of the Institute of Engineering and Technology. He is also a founding Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales.

He has now retired from academic life and is pursuing a career as an entrepreneur and innovator in life science.

Soulaiman Itani is a founder of Atheer - a pioneering company in AR, that created the world’s first mobile holographic interaction smart glasses. Atheer, created the first mobile natural interaction AR glasses controlled by gestures, voice, and motion.

Under Soulaiman’s leadership, Atheer raised more than $40M in funding from Silicon Valley and grew to a market leader in AR, generating multi-million revenues.

Thanks to Soulaiman’s vision and aggressive IP strategy, Atheer today, is at the centre of the AR SW for the enterprise. It’s patented SW suite is pre-installed on many market leading OEM AR hardware and is a default operating system for B2B AR solutions.

MIT/Berkeley trained with a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, holding more than 40 patents in AR, VR, vision ergonomics, Computer Vision and Machine Learning, and AI

Soulaiman brings to our board his experience and proven ability to create cutting edge technology and IP, design and implement new business models, develop strategic partnerships, and negotiate and sign multi-million dollar deals with F100 companies.

Background in brand and generic pharmaceutical, biotech, drug delivery, medical devices, service, contract pharma, and start-up companies with hands-on technical and managerial leadership experience in CMC sciences and operations throughout drug life cycle.

Contributor to multiple successful drug development programs, regulatory filings and product launches with thorough understanding of compliance, business and budgetary aspects of CMC operations. Hands-on experience in dealing with the FDA and BfArM during submission, approval and commercial stages.

Track record of solving CMC-related problems in product development using multidisciplinary approach. Achievements in cross-functional and international facilitation, program leadership, collaboration management, business and capabilities presentation, and start-up organization growth. Extensive practical knowledge of outsourcing as a client and service provider.

A French enterprise, based in Lille, is experienced in the fields of virtual reality, mobile app development, product design and manufacturing.