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LONDON - GenIP Plc, a technology consultancy specializing in Generative Artificial Intelligence services, has been appointed as the official technology transfer services provider to the Chile-based GreenTech Innovation Platform, according to a company press release issued Monday.
The platform, operated by Universidad Autónoma de Chile, connects over 400 potential clients including universities, corporations, entrepreneurs, and public sector organizations focused on sustainable innovation across commerce, services, and tourism sectors.
Through this strategic partnership, GenIP will provide its AI-powered evaluation, commercialization, and talent-matching solutions to members of the innovation ecosystem. The platform includes tools for continuing education, events, talent recruitment, and funding opportunities, including its InnovaSprint program which offers $2 million in funding for selected innovation projects.
"Being named the official technology transfer partner to such a well-connected innovation platform positions GenIP at the heart of a vibrant and expanding market in Latin America," said Melissa Cruz, CEO of GenIP, in the statement.
Daniela Fuentes Contreras, TTO Director at Universidad Autónoma de Chile, stated the partnership would "strengthen our capacity to help innovations from Chile and Latin America reach global markets."
The agreement aligns with GenIP’s stated strategy of growing through institutional and corporate connections while expanding its AI service offerings. The company provides two main services: Invention Evaluator, which assesses market potential of technological innovations, and Vortechs, an executive recruitment service using machine learning to match organizations with commercialization executives.
GenIP is listed on the London Stock Exchange, with Novum Securities Limited serving as its broker.
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