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Cambridge Forum Announces Pitch My Idea

Seven selected startups will get coaching, investor access and free Forum tickets as Cambridge Forum seeks AI-driven health solutions.

  • Cambridge Forum has opened applications for Pitch My Idea: AI and Health, a curated pitch event scheduled for 11th September 2026 at Cambridge Corn Exchange, with a 1st July 2026 application deadline.
  • Cambridge's ecosystem, hosting over 5,500 knowledge-intensive businesses, positions the region as the world's premier deep-tech hub; university spinouts generated over 26 unicorns and $2.3 billion in venture capital investment in 2024.
  • Dr Ehab Shanti, founder of Cambridge Forum, stated health is the sector wherein AI holds "the greatest positive promise for humanity," with target sectors spanning clinical intelligence, diagnostics, therapeutics and global health.
  • Seven selected finalists will receive expert coaching and mentoring from industry partners, plus complimentary access to a bespoke virtual platform connecting them with global investors at no cost.
  • Coaching sessions on 11th and 19th August prepare finalists for the 11th September pitch day, as Cambridge Forum actively encourages applications from women founding teams and founders from diverse backgrounds.
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