William Alfred Cook

Cook Medical LLC is a family-owned medical device company that works with physicians to develop devices that are less invasive for patients. It offers Endovascular treatment solutions for abdominal and thoracic aortic disease; products for managing difficult airway, centesis and drainage, enteral feeding, vascular access, and tracheostomy; accessories for endoscopic procedures to both diagnose and treat diseases throughout the gastrointestinal tract; image-guided diagnostic and therapeutic devices for percutaneous drainage, centesis, venous access, biopsy, liver access, embolization, and enteral feeding procedures; devices and related accessories for percutaneous cardiac lead extraction procedures and specialized introducer sheath products; products to help treat obstructive salivary gland disorders, chronic rhinosinusitis and dysphagia as well as head and neck advanced tissue repair grafts and biopsy needles; products for the treatment of vascular conditions, including peripheral arterial and venous diseases; products to support patient pathways; products for general surgery, microvascular and plastic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, upper-GI surgery, and colorectal surgery; and products that support diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in adult and pediatric urology, with an emphasis on stone management, and male and female pelvic health. The company was founded by William Alfred Cook in 1963 and is headquartered in Bloomington, IN.

Conavi Medical, Inc. develops, manufactures, sells, and supports technologies to help guide minimally invasive procedures. It provides imaging devices for use during procedures performed by electrophysiologists and interventional cardiologists. The company was founded by Brian Courtney and Amandeep Thind in 2007 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

Cook Urological, Inc. provides healthcare and therapeutic devices. Its products include urethral stents, catheters, stone extractors, dilators and access sheaths, and dilation balloons. The company was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in Spencer, IN.

Oregon Health & Science University Foundation exists to secure private philanthropic support for Oregon Health & Science University. The organization also invests and manages gifts from different donors. The OHSU Foundation also administers a separate grant-making program, the Medical Research Foundation awards, supporting biomedical research in Oregon by new investigators. It was founded in 1887 and is headquartered in Portland, OR.

Hammond, Kennedy, Whitney & Co., Inc. (China) engages in the venture capital and private equity. It provides financial transaction expertise and empowering management services. The company is headquartered in Shanghai, China.

Hammond Kennedy Whitney & Co., Inc. (HKW) is an independent private equity firm founded in 1903. The firm is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Cora Therapeutics, Inc. is a data-driven health solutions company based in Toronto, CA. The product is clinically proven and patented to minimize the irreversible damage to DNA caused by radiation from medical imaging such as CT and X-ray, and cosmic radiation on planes at high altitudes. The Canadian company, under the leadership of Dr. Kieran Murphy, a renowned interventional neuroradiologist, is committed to minimizing the collateral damage caused by radiation exposure. The team is complemented by the esteemed scientific advisor, Dr. Mark Tarnopolsky, who is a frontrunner in evaluating and developing nutraceutical treatments for disorders associated with oxidative stress. The company's first product, Halo antioxidant, is launching in 2022. The company's formulations are developed using the wealth of knowledge possessed by their team and validated through clinical research. The company was founded by Kieran Murphy, and the CEO is David Simpson.

We Supergreen Energy Corp. has developed the world's first self-charging renewable energy storage platform that produces clean, 100% renewable and sustainable electricity. The private company is based in Costa Mesa, CA. The company's innovative and industry-disruptive patented technologies generate power at up to 99% efficiency, which is unheard of in the renewable energy sector. The company's power solutions range from kilowatts to giga-watts and have applications for energy generation at the grid level as well as for electric vehicles, regardless of the type of batteries being used. The breakthrough renewable energy solution has great potential to solve some of the world's largest problems such as warming and radical climate change, by quickly reducing the dependence and burning of harmful fossil fuels. The company was founded in 2016 by Sean J. Winstraub, Calvin C. Cao, Robert D. Mitchell. Calvin C. Cao has been the CEO since 2016.

Indiana University Foundation provides financial support to education and charitable causes. The company was founded in 1936 and is headquartered in Bloomington, IN.