Matthew Rabinowitz

GenEdit, Inc. develops gene therapies and gene editing-based therapeutics. Its proprietary nanoparticles applies for the development of CRISPR-based therapeutics and gene therapy products for a range of genetic diseases. The company was founded by Kunwoo Lee, Niren Murthy, and Hyo Min Park in 2016 and is headquartered in Berkeley, CA.

MyOme, Inc. is a clinical whole genome analysis platform company that helps families understand their risk for inherited diseases. Certified under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA), MyOme is based in San Carlos, CA. The company is a leader in polygenic modeling and leverage the power of the whole genome for a lifetime of actionable insights. In 2017, a group of geneticists, clinicians, biologists, engineers, parents, daughters, and sons formed MyOme believing that everyone can benefit from their services. MyOme maintains internet-accessible web sites, interactive user interfaces, mobile applications, and application programming interfaces for healthcare providers to complete the test requisition form (TRF) on their health system's interface. The company's proactive health report includes 78 genes identified as medically actionable by the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics, providing a more complete picture of disease risk through clinical grade whole genome sequencing (up to 30x) and analysis. The company was founded by Matthew Rabinowitz, Kate Im, Akash Kumar, and Oren Schaedel. The CEO is Premal S. Shah.

Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson

Part of Verint Systems, Inc., Panop.com, Inc. develops real-time interaction technology across Web, WAP devices, e-mail, and call center interaction points. The company is based in Palo Alto, CA. The company was founded by Kim H. Stanley, Matthew Rabinowitz. Panop.com was acquired by Broadbase Software, Inc. on September 21, 2000 for $47.71 million.